Showing posts with label polaroid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polaroid. Show all posts

Monday, June 3, 2013

Coolest Dad Polaroid

I hope you had a great weekend.
To prepare for Father's day coming up I worked on this polaroid frame. I just made a 6x6" white square, then took out the inside square a bit off to the right side. Then I got a cool shape: sunglasses, and positioned it on top of the white square. Then I removed from the frame what I wanted to be seen on it, the majority of the sunglasses. When I had what I wanted I clicked on both layers and did Control + E and merged the layers.
I then used font Stamp Act and wrote "Coolest Dad" vertically, and "Ever!" horizontally. Because they were not in the same layer, I merged them and then merged them to the polaroid, then I rasterized the font, or I can't do anything with it. I then used the Magic Wand to select all the letters (click on a letter, then click Select: Similar) and Control + X.
You get the two stylized polaroids I made, plus the blank original, so you can use any style you have on your computer.
You get a .psd file, 300 dpi, no shadows.
Enjoy!
Patricia.

Monday, May 20, 2013

Graduation Frame & Mask

I made this considering that graduation is coming up quick. It's the usual polaroid frame. The only thing I changed was the bottom, replaced the wide bottom with the phrase 'graduation.' I used font Nose Bleed.
The file comes as a .psd, which means you get all the layers and you can add your own picture. What you do is load your picture and place it where it says 'place picture under here,' that way you get it right. Then click on your picture layer and do Ctrl + G and your mask is done. Then save the file with a new name and close your original without saving.
This is a .psd file, 300 dpi, 5x5",  no shadows.
Have fun!
Patricia.

Friday, April 26, 2013

Summer QP

Hello! Today's freebie has two parts: one download is for the 12x12" size, the other one I made for the people that have 8.5x11" size pages.
In this offer, everything is in its own layer: the title (that you can customize with your own font and style), the leaves, the sky, water and sand. The polaroids are also split into two: the white frame and the black mask, that way you can 'glue' a picture on the black mask (Ctrl + G) and your page is done.
Each one is a .psd file, 300 dpi, some shadows.
Have fun scrapping!
Patricia.

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

3 Frames



I'm sharing these three frames today.
I just cut them out of a rectangular shape with the funkie edge (they kind of look cut with edge scissors), and using the Rectangular Marquee tool I took out the inside of the frame, that way you can position your picture behind (under) the frame. They remind me of the old polaroid frames. Maybe I'll do this again with a straight edge.
I used the Horizontal Type Mask took and Wide Latin font to erase each phrase in each frame.
After that I added a simple bevel.
I hope you can make good use of them!
Patricia.