Spring Proverb

Isn't this time of year just a pleasure? Even though I nearly killed myself working on a bed last Saturday (granted, the raspberry bushes needed it), I utterly enjoy being outside, pulling on weeds, watering, clearing beds, planting and just getting busy. I wasn't made to be cooped up in a house. :)
So, today's freebie is a gorgeous page, curled, with grass, flower and bug elements.
I added the proverb, using Angelized and Alex Brush fonts. Then I applied a style on the letters.

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This is a .png file, 300 dpi, some shadows.

Have fun!

Patricia.

Spring Butterflies

I loved working on this page. I had originally a 12x12" paper, greyscale that I colorized purple. I added the butterfly brush and took out the paper to the left of the butterflies. I added a yellow style to the cuties, then added the phrase 'spring,' using font Poplar. I rasterized the type, then added a pattern to the word, then a bevel. The left side of the page, under the word is clear, so you can leave it blank (it will turn white when you print it) or you can add a contrasting paper, your choice.
It's still a 12x12" page, .png file, 300 dpi, no shadows.

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Use it well!
Patricia.

Clear Frame with Yellow Elements

Hi! Hope you had a nice weekend.
I have for your consideration a frame that I turned clear. I added all the elements, mostly in yellow, and then added the goose. Maybe you'd wonder why? I thought, why not?
It's a .png file, 300 dpi, about 8x8" with some shadows (the frame doesn't have a shadow).

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I don't consider it a cluster, maybe it is. What's your opinion? Let me know.
Enjoy!
Patricia.

Wood Frame and Flower

This is a cute frame I put together with elements from Trina Clark.

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This design is about 8x8", .png file, 300 dpi , shadows on the flower, snail and butterfly only.
Have fun with it!
Patricia.

Two Florals and a Butterfly

I have two different floral designs and a sweet butterfly today.
To use shapes and then give them more than a monochromatic look what you do is double or triple your shape and then get to work. Name the different layers what they will be. For example I used three layers in one of the designs: flower, branches and pistil. That way you erase what you won't need in that particular layer and then apply the style that you prefer the best.
I did it on both the floral designs, and left the butterfly on one single layer.

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Enjoy!
Patricia