Leanne has created a new wonderful tag tutorial. I love the outcome of this tut.
You can find the tutorial here.
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Leanne (from Bella´s Designs) has posted a new wonderful animated tag tut. Super cool animation. It almost makes me sea sick to look at it looks that natural… LOL! Okay, so I get sea sick or motion sick all the time. As I said: super cool!
You find the tutorial at Leanne’s tutorial site: http://bellascreationz.blogspot.ca/
Leanne (from Bella’s Creations) has made a new wonderful tutorial using one of my kits. You can find the tag tutorial here.
Isn’t it cute??
Leanne (from Bella’s Design) has created a new wonderful banner tag tutorial using one of my kits.
You find the tutorial here.
Program used PSP9
Supplies: kit Funny Bunny by me. It can be bought at Digital Scrap World.
My mask. Right click to save to your computer.
A tube. I use one of Lady Mishkas. You can buy her art tubes at picsfordesign.
Optional: Eye Candy 6 Gradient Glow.
* Open a paper of your liking. I use paper 2. Duplicate. Close the original. Save your duplicate. This is now your working canvas.
* Open the embellishments you want to use. I use the following elements: button 1, cloud, cupcake, frame 1, flower 12 and 14 and swirl 2.
* C/p them onto your working canvas. Now resize to 600*600 px. (Smartsize plus All Layers checked).
* Place the elements to your liking. Or use my tag as reference.
* Rasterise the paper layer. Add the mask to this layer (/Invert Mask Data checked).
* Add a new layer. Flood fill with white. Drag below the paper layer.
* Add a drop shadow to the elements. Use quite a lot of blur on the two flowers and less blur on the frame.
* Time to c/p your tube to the canvas. Duplicate it. On the first tube (if you use the same tube as me) layer resize to 50%. Mirror.
* The second tube needs to be resized to 20%.
* Drag the big tube beneath the frame layer. On the frame layer select inside the frame with your Magic Wand. Expand 5 px. Then on your big tube layer promote to selection. X-out the original big tube.
* Add a drop shadow to your small tube layer.
* Add copyright info.
* Add your name. I use a font called “Follow You Into The World”. Size 30. Convert to raster.
* Select two colors from your tag as foreground and background colors. Then open Eye Candy 6 Gradient Glow and apply a glow, that looks something like this:
* Add a drop shadow to your text.
FINITO! 
Don´t forget to go and snag this freebie from the kit:
Leanne (from Bella´s Design) has a new wonderful tag tutorial on her tutsite. You find it here.
First of all it is a pleasure to welcome Leanne from Bella’s Creationz to my tut CT team!!
She has made an amazing tut with one of my kits that is called “Spring Cleaning”.
You find the tut here.
Program used: PSP9
Supplies:
kit My Obsession – it can be bought at Digital Scrap World
my mask – right click to save
an image and a tube of your liking – I use the wonderful artwork of Lia from www.linmida.com
* Open a 600*400 px. canvas. Save.
* Open paper 10. Resize to 600*600 px. (SmartSize). C/p onto your canvas. Close the original paper without saving.
* On your canvas go to the empty layer 1. Select all/float/defloat. Then Crop To Selection.
* Add a new layer above the paper layer. Flood fill with white.
* Apply my mask to this white layer with the following settings:
* Merge group.
* Apply a shadow.
* Open Cluster 2. Resize to 20%. C/p to the canvas. Close the original without saving.
* Move it a little to the right.
* The cluster already has a shadow applied, but you can add some more, if you like.
* Open the image and tube, you would like to use. I used Lia’s (www.linmida.com) amazing artwork, so I started tubing/extracting the dog. C/p them to your canvas. Resize if needed. If you use the same images as me, then it wont be necessary.
* With the freehand selection tool trace around the round frame in the cluster. Go to the image layer and promote selection to layer. X-out the original image layer.
* If needed drag the promoted selection layer beneath the cluster.
* Be sure, that your tube is the top layer.
* Add a shadow to your tube.
* Add text and copyright information. A TIP: you write the copyright sign by holding down the ALT button and then typing 0169.
I used the following fonts:
Some Weatz Swashes for my name and Small Type Writers to the copyright info and the title “Pets”.
* Optional: I applied a gradient glow (with Eye Candy 6) to both my name and the copyright info.
FINITO!
The finished tag:
I hope you enjoyed!
Program used: PSP 9
Supplies: kit Retro Chick by Lise-Lotte Sunesen. The kit can be bought at Digital Scrap World.
Plus a tube of your choice. I use “Groovy” by Ismael Rac. You can buy the tube at his store.
Outside filters: simple/4 way average and Zero Porcelain. Optional: a shadow plugin.
* Open a 600*450 px. canvas. Save.
* Open paper 07. Resize to 600*600 px. (Smartsize). C/p onto the canvas. Close the original paper without saving it.
* On raster 1 (which is an empty layer) select all/modify/contract 10 px/Invert.
* Keep selected. Go to your paper layer and promote selection. Deselect.
* Apply the filter simple/4 way average to the promoted selection.
* C/p the following elements onto your canvas:
album 3,
cassettetape 1,
earphone1,
frame1,
radio2 and
ribbonflower 3_DS (/which means it has already been applied with a perspective shadow)
* Resize all elements to 18%.
* C/p the tube to your canvas. Duplicate. Mirror one of them and resize that one with 70%. The other tube (100%) needs to be duplicated twice.
* Place the three “100%” tubes behind the frame like this:
* With the Magic Wand select inside one of the frame “holes”. Modify/Expand 1 px/Invert. Go to the tube, that fits into that “hole” and press delete. Repeat with the other two “holes” and tubes.
* Apply plugin Zero Porcelain default settings to the three tubes in the frame.
* Rotate the cassette tape 4 degrees to the right.
* Apply a shadow to all elements.
* Add the appropriate copyright info.
* Add your text/name. I used font sf Dedi size 12. Convert the text to a raster layer. Rotate 4 degrees to the right. Place above the cassette tape.
FINITO!
