What you
need:
Tube of
Choice, I am using the gorgeous new free tube by Keith Garvey. You can find her here: http://psptubesemporium.com/free-tubes/
Horse Play’s
Template 29, you can find it here: http://horseplayspasture.blogspot.com/search/label/Templates
A Tagger’s
Scrap Venetian Mask Scrap Kit Add-On, you can find it here: http://itsbacchus.blogspot.com/
Mask 7 by
Diana, you can find it here: http://dianascreations2010.blogspot.com
Eye Candy
4000, Glass
A Script
Type font, I am using Scriptina, you can find it here: http://www.dafont.com/scriptina.font
This
tutorial assumes that you have working knowledge of Paint Shop Pro and it’s
tools. This tutorial was written by Valerie
Atwell of KLBDesignz, on June 10, 2012.
You may not copy it, distribute it or claim it as your own. I do not allow translation of my
tutorials. You are welcome to include a
link back to my tutorial for your groups and forums. If this tutorial resembles any other in
existence, it is purely coincidence.
Open HorsePlay’s
Template 29. Hit Shift + D on your
keyboard to duplicate. Close the
original. On the duplicate, delete the
copyright layer.
Activate one
of the diamond layers. Selections,
Select All, Float. Add a new raster
layer.
Open
Paper8. Copy and paste into selection,
Select none. Delete the black diamond
layer. Repeat the same process with the
other diamond layer.
Activate
your first diamond paper layer.
Duplicate. On the bottom layer, go
to Effects, Texture Effects, Mosaic Antique these settings: Grid Settings;
Columns – 41, Rows – 41; Mosaic Settings; Tile Diffusion – 78, Grout Width – 5,
Grout Diffusion – 30. Click ok. Repeat this with the other diamond paper
layer.
Activate a
flower layer. Selections, Select All,
Float. New raster layer. Grab your dropper tool. Click on a darker pink in your diamond
layer. Flood fill the flower and select
none. Delete the black flower
layer. Repeat these steps with the other
3 flower layers.
Activate one
of your flower layers. Go to Effects,
Plugins, Eye Candy 4000, Glass with the default settings with the highlight
color of white.
Repeat this
with all of your flower layers. Add a
drop shadow to each flower layer. I used
V-2, H-2, O-80, B-5.
Activate one
of your bars layers. Selections, Select
All, Float. New raster layer. With your dropper tool, select a lighter pink
from your diamond paper. Floodfill the
bars layer. Select none and delete the
original bars layer. Repeat with the second
bars layer.
Apply the
same Eye Candy Glass settings as above and the same drop shadow as above to
each of the bars layers.
Activate the
background layer. New raster layer.
Grab your
dropper tool and click on a dark shade of pink in the tag. Floodfill the new raster layer.
Open Diana
Mask 7 and minimize. Go to Layers, Add
Mask from Image, Choose Diana Mask 7 from the drop down menu. Make sure Source Luminance is ticked and
Invert Mask Data is checked. Click
ok. Right click on the mask layer,
merge, merge group.
Now to add
some elements. See my sample for
placement or place them where you desire.
Open Flower
3. Copy and paste as a new layer. Right click the layer and Arrange, Bring to
Top. Resize by 70%. Move the flower to the bottom right corner of
the tag. Adjust, Sharpness,
Sharpen. Add a drop shadow.
Open Bow
9. Copy and paste as a new layer. Resize by 80%. Move to the top left of the tag. Adjust, Sharpness, Sharpen. Add a drop shadow.
Open Flower
2. Copy and paste as a new layer. Resize by 70%. Move to the bottom right corner of the
tag. Adjust, Sharpness, Sharpen. Add a drop shadow.
Open
Mask15. Copy and paste as a new
layer. Resize by 70%. Move to the right of the middle of the
tag. Adjust, Sharpness, Sharpen. Add a drop shadow.
Open your
tube. Copy and paste as a new
layer. Resize as needed. Move your tube to the left side of the tag
and under the flower layers. Adjust, Sharpness,
Sharpen. Add a drop shadow. I moved the flowers in the bottom left corner
to cover her legs.
Delete the
white background layer.
Resize to
595x595, all layers checked. Add your
copyright and your name.
Save as a
PNG for a transparent background.
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