If you'd like to know how to do it yourself, check for instructions to a similar project here.
I hope that helped.
PS: I've added a phrase 'splash' using SplashExtraBold font and a style of my making. Have fun!
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Monday, July 30, 2012
3 in 1 Frame + splash
I have these 3 frames that I put together as one. The picture doesn't come in the file.
If you'd like to know how to do it yourself, check for instructions to a similar project here.
To put a picture inside, position your picture behind the frame (below) and using your Magic Wand tool and while holding down the Alt key click everywhere you want to keep: frame and inside of frame. Then go Select and choose Inverse. On the layers panel select the picture layer.Then click on Control and X. That should take wipe out all that's outside of the frame, leaving just the frame and your picture. Select both layers and Control +E, if you want to merge them together. Save your picture & frame with a new name.
I hope that helped.
Patricia.
PS: I've added a phrase 'splash' using SplashExtraBold font and a style of my making. Have fun!
If you'd like to know how to do it yourself, check for instructions to a similar project here.
I hope that helped.
PS: I've added a phrase 'splash' using SplashExtraBold font and a style of my making. Have fun!
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Cute Bows
I have four cute bows for you today.
They are all different shapes and sizes.
I used digital paper templates I had on hand, that I colorized in different shades.
Well, due to a misshap while saving my files, I didn't save those exact bows, so in the download there's an extra one, just cause.
Have fun!
Patricia.
They are all different shapes and sizes.
I used digital paper templates I had on hand, that I colorized in different shades.
Have fun!
Patricia.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Marcel Proust said:
Today's design is very easy. I was just playing in PS, creating a few styles (I can't wait to share them in my store) and came up with one I wanted to do something with.
I typed the quote using Abagail and A Bite fonts. I used a clear multicolor style on one and a grungy one on the other.
Hope you like it!
Have a good day!
Patricia.
I typed the quote using Abagail and A Bite fonts. I used a clear multicolor style on one and a grungy one on the other.
Hope you like it!
Patricia.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Single Stack
My offer today is a single frame stack.
As with the one before, all you have to do is position the picture on top (above) the frame and then play with the Move tool settings until the borders match. Duplicate your picture and position it under the first frame, above the second in the layers window and play again with the settings. Same with the 3rd frame.
This is a .psd file for a 4x6 frame, 300 dpi, shadows included, but you can change that.
Hope you enjoy it!
Patricia.
As with the one before, all you have to do is position the picture on top (above) the frame and then play with the Move tool settings until the borders match. Duplicate your picture and position it under the first frame, above the second in the layers window and play again with the settings. Same with the 3rd frame.
This is a .psd file for a 4x6 frame, 300 dpi, shadows included, but you can change that.
Patricia.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
2 Round Frames
I'm offering two cute frames today.
It's all done with shapes and styles.
A round off-set shape for the frame, to which I applied two different styles, and the flower and branches. Also, I added some jewels I had laying around. :o)
As usual, they're for your personal use in your scrapbooking, digital scrapbooking or other crafts.
Hope you enjoy them!
Patricia
It's all done with shapes and styles.
A round off-set shape for the frame, to which I applied two different styles, and the flower and branches. Also, I added some jewels I had laying around. :o)
As usual, they're for your personal use in your scrapbooking, digital scrapbooking or other crafts.
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.
Patricia.
Monday, July 16, 2012
Beautiful Baby
I designed this stamp with the phrase Beautiful Baby in it.
I used Jeepney and LD Quill fonts.
I typed 'beautiful' and then I clicked on 'create warped text,' while still using the Text tool. I chose the 'arch' style and went all the way to 95%. Then I added the heart to one end of the phrase. I then chose both layers and merged them.
Then I duplicated the new layer formed. I clicked on the top layer and waited until the arrow turned curved, to turn the phrase around, until I had formed a circle. I then merged the layers again, after making sure I had a nice circle.
Then I added the word 'baby.'
I used different styles to give variety to this freebie.
You can also get a free brush with the same design, just click the download button below.
Enjoy!
Patricia.
I used Jeepney and LD Quill fonts.
I typed 'beautiful' and then I clicked on 'create warped text,' while still using the Text tool. I chose the 'arch' style and went all the way to 95%. Then I added the heart to one end of the phrase. I then chose both layers and merged them.
Then I duplicated the new layer formed. I clicked on the top layer and waited until the arrow turned curved, to turn the phrase around, until I had formed a circle. I then merged the layers again, after making sure I had a nice circle.
Then I added the word 'baby.'
I used different styles to give variety to this freebie.
Enjoy!
Patricia.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Take a Look at This
This one was very easy to make.
You need the arrow shape, any shape will do.
I used the Kabel font and typed 'take a' outside of the arrow, then changed the type tool to Horizontal Mask and typed inside of the shape 'look at this,' then did Control + X and took out the letters from the shape.
I simplified both layers. Then I control click on both layers and did Control + E and merged them. Then I applied a water style to the whole thing.
It looks cool for any beach or pool project.
Have a great time this weekend.
Patricia.
You need the arrow shape, any shape will do.
I used the Kabel font and typed 'take a' outside of the arrow, then changed the type tool to Horizontal Mask and typed inside of the shape 'look at this,' then did Control + X and took out the letters from the shape.
I simplified both layers. Then I control click on both layers and did Control + E and merged them. Then I applied a water style to the whole thing.
It looks cool for any beach or pool project.
Patricia.
Friday, July 13, 2012
Bubbles
I'm publishing a set of bubble talk today. Three are spoken, and one reflects a thought. We always want some bubble talk to go with our pictures sometimes.
All I did is use a bubble shape, Kirsten font and an acrylic style.
This is a .zip file, with four .png files inside.
Have a great weekend!
Patricia.
This is a .zip file, with four .png files inside.
Have a great weekend!
Patricia.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Picture Stack
I made this picture stack for you to use anyway you want.
If you want to make one of your own, here it goes:
Open a new document. I went with US paper. Then click on U to open the rectangle tool, and set the dimensions as 3.25 width, 2.25 height. Click anywhere in the document and a shape will show up. If your default foreground/background colors are white/black, the rectangle should be white. In the layers area, click on this shape and simplify it.
Go back to the rectangle tool. Click x to invert the white/black colors in the colors window. Set the size to 3 width and 2 height. Click on the white rectangle and a black one will show up. Center it. In the layers palette control click on the two layers and then Control E and they'll be merged. Make as many copies as you want of this one, changing its shape a bit as you want and position them on your document the way you want it.
Save the PSD file so you can use it again.
This is a PSD file. To use it, you open the pictures you want to put on the stack. Since each one is in its own layer, just position each picture above each shape. Then start playing with the controls of the move tool, until your picture covers the black area. You can merge each picture onto the picture shape, your choice. Just remember to save it with a different name.
Enjoy!
Patricia.
If you want to make one of your own, here it goes:
Open a new document. I went with US paper. Then click on U to open the rectangle tool, and set the dimensions as 3.25 width, 2.25 height. Click anywhere in the document and a shape will show up. If your default foreground/background colors are white/black, the rectangle should be white. In the layers area, click on this shape and simplify it.
Go back to the rectangle tool. Click x to invert the white/black colors in the colors window. Set the size to 3 width and 2 height. Click on the white rectangle and a black one will show up. Center it. In the layers palette control click on the two layers and then Control E and they'll be merged. Make as many copies as you want of this one, changing its shape a bit as you want and position them on your document the way you want it.
Save the PSD file so you can use it again.
Enjoy!
Patricia.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
July
I'm continuing to add to the month collection.
This one just kept changing while I was designing it. I started out with a different picture background and then I exchanged it for the one you see now.
I added starbursts to the background and set the layer mode to overlay, that way it looks soft, barely visible.
I added another layer and put a heart brush matching the red of the flag in it, and set the blending mode to overlay. I also moved the brush, so the heart looks a bit off center.
After I added another layer, I typed the phrase 'JULY' using The American Flag font, and applied an acrylic style on it.
I finally added another layer and used a curly frame in white to frame the whole thing. I set the blending mode to 'soft light.'
I hope you like it.
Patricia.
This one just kept changing while I was designing it. I started out with a different picture background and then I exchanged it for the one you see now.
I added starbursts to the background and set the layer mode to overlay, that way it looks soft, barely visible.
I added another layer and put a heart brush matching the red of the flag in it, and set the blending mode to overlay. I also moved the brush, so the heart looks a bit off center.
After I added another layer, I typed the phrase 'JULY' using The American Flag font, and applied an acrylic style on it.
I finally added another layer and used a curly frame in white to frame the whole thing. I set the blending mode to 'soft light.'
Patricia.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
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.
Enjoy!
Patricia
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.
Patricia
Monday, July 9, 2012
Shapes in Burlap
I coloured a couple of them for fun.
Enjoy the fun days of summer.
Patricia.
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
America the Beautiful
This is my last "America" design I will probably offer this month.
I started with the words. I used Parade and Scrap Cursive fonts. I had some red and blue styles I used on them, and then I added the white stroke, to make them jump out more.
When I cut out the stars shapes I used the same background paper I've been using the last few days. I erase part of them to look as if they go behind the letter A.
The background is just a gradient I created, going from red, to white to blue.
I found a somewhat grungy shape I could use on it and cut it. It looks like brush strokes.
Happy 4th of July!
Patricia.
I started with the words. I used Parade and Scrap Cursive fonts. I had some red and blue styles I used on them, and then I added the white stroke, to make them jump out more.
When I cut out the stars shapes I used the same background paper I've been using the last few days. I erase part of them to look as if they go behind the letter A.
The background is just a gradient I created, going from red, to white to blue.
I found a somewhat grungy shape I could use on it and cut it. It looks like brush strokes.
Patricia.
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
America Land of Liberty
I started out with a different vision and somewhere along the way the look of this design just changed.
I had the picture for the background, then I found the eagle. I wanted to incorporate the bald eagle in the design, so I extracted it from its original picture.
I had a background paper that I used for the phrase America. I used the Horizontal Type Mask tool and cut the letters out of it and used the letters. I gave them the flag shape at the same time, with the Create Warped Text option. Then I added the white stroke, turning them into a sticker, so they could be easily seen. I added a shadow and in the layers area I gave it a pin light effect.
I used Poster Bodoni and Liberate fonts.
The picture for the background I duplicated. One I left untouched. The other I turned into a frame using the rectangular marquee tool and cutting out what I didn't want. Then I used a clear glass style on the frame, and gave it a shadow. That way it still has part of the picture in it, but frames the picture.
I loved the idea of the eagle breaking out of the frame, giving the idea of freedom, strength and determination. Isn't that what this nation is all about?
Finally, I like the look of the whole picture. It looks like a postcard.
This is a .png file, about 6x10 in.
Have a great and safe 4th of July, and Let Freedom Ring!
Patricia.
I had the picture for the background, then I found the eagle. I wanted to incorporate the bald eagle in the design, so I extracted it from its original picture.
I had a background paper that I used for the phrase America. I used the Horizontal Type Mask tool and cut the letters out of it and used the letters. I gave them the flag shape at the same time, with the Create Warped Text option. Then I added the white stroke, turning them into a sticker, so they could be easily seen. I added a shadow and in the layers area I gave it a pin light effect.
I used Poster Bodoni and Liberate fonts.
The picture for the background I duplicated. One I left untouched. The other I turned into a frame using the rectangular marquee tool and cutting out what I didn't want. Then I used a clear glass style on the frame, and gave it a shadow. That way it still has part of the picture in it, but frames the picture.
I loved the idea of the eagle breaking out of the frame, giving the idea of freedom, strength and determination. Isn't that what this nation is all about?
This is a .png file, about 6x10 in.
Have a great and safe 4th of July, and Let Freedom Ring!
Patricia.
Monday, July 2, 2012
America Charm
A freebie that came from an action. I got the action from Delicious Scraps, I think she still has it on her site.
I like the flag paper I've been using, so I made a pattern out of it.
How to make a pattern: open the background that you'd like to turn into a pattern. Choose the Rectangular Marquee tool and decide how much of the whole thing you want as a pattern. Then go to Edit, from the drop down menu choose Define Pattern, a window will open up and just give a name to your pattern. Then when you open your patterns window, it should be there.
The action makes the shape and then asks you to choose a color for the heart charm. I chose red. Then it asks to choose the color or pattern for the ribbon. I chose the flag I made. And that's it.
I added the USA letters in Ravie font, and added a bevel.
It's a .png file, a bit under 6" square. Enjoy!
Patricia.
I like the flag paper I've been using, so I made a pattern out of it.
How to make a pattern: open the background that you'd like to turn into a pattern. Choose the Rectangular Marquee tool and decide how much of the whole thing you want as a pattern. Then go to Edit, from the drop down menu choose Define Pattern, a window will open up and just give a name to your pattern. Then when you open your patterns window, it should be there.
The action makes the shape and then asks you to choose a color for the heart charm. I chose red. Then it asks to choose the color or pattern for the ribbon. I chose the flag I made. And that's it.
I added the USA letters in Ravie font, and added a bevel.
Patricia.
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