This tutorial was written by Pints on the 29th April 2008, any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental. Please do not take this tutorial and make it your own or share via email etc, you may however print out for your own personal use.
Most of all have fun!
Thanks to Dorothy for her lovely borders.
Supplies needed:-
Scrapkit by Nitwit Collections called Spaced Out which can be found
This is a paid kit so I’m sorry I cant share but I’m sure there are plenty of free kits out there on the web that can be adapted to suit.
Tube of choice, I used one from Suzanne Woolcott which can be found.
Becky Mask 22 which can be found
Template HERE this was made by me
Font of choice I used the one that you can purchase alongside the kit.
Lets get started!
Open the template
Windows/duplicate/close original
Hide all layers leaving layer 1 visible.
Open paper of choice.
Resize.
Open new raster layer.
Flood fill with paper of choice.
Make layer 1 active.
Selections/select all/float/defloat/invert
On paper layer hit delete.
Select none.
Delete layer 1.
Selections/select none.
Repeat these steps for layers, 2, 3 & 4.
On layers 3 & 4 I wanted a thin border
Open paper of choice, resize and floodfill a new layer
Using magic wand click the star
Selections/modify/expand2/invert
On paper layer hit delete.
Selections none.
Drag this layer below your star layer.
Repeat this step for your tube layer.
Add tube of choice.
Add any other elements or wordart.
Open the yellow star.
Resize/copy and paste around your template using my tag for placement, I used 2 different sizes of stars.
Open new raster layer.
Flood fill with another paper of choice I used the same paper as I used for the star.
Layers/new mask layer
Choose becky mask 22 from the drop down menu.
Source luminance clicked and click ok.
Delete mask.
Merge group.
Add your name.
Add dropshadows.
Resize all layers by 80%
Add copyright.
Merge all visible.
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and using my first template!
If you have any questions please email me at pintsizepundit@hotmail.co.uk
Or leave message on group.