Supplies Needed
PSP X2 ( any version will work)
Tube of chioce or the one I am using the art work of Ismael Rac
and can be purchaded Here.
Scrap Blackberry by Lynne and can be purchased Here
Font of choice
Drop Shadow of choice.
Mask WSL_246 Here
Remember to Save Often!!!
Let begin
Open new image 600 x 600.
Open Blackberry Frame 1 copy paste resize using Magic Wand click inside frame
and hold down shift key click inside of corners.
Selections Modify Expand by 4.
Open Blackberry Paper 4 copy paste resize by 75 percent
Selelction Invert Delete.Move below frame.
Open your tube copy paste resize if you wish then hit delete.
Now deselect.Move below frame.
Click eye on background layer, then merge visible.
Move frame to left side of layer.Open your background layer again.
Open your 2nd tube copy paste and see tag for placement.
Open Blackberry Balloon 3 copy paste resize and place on right side of frame.
Open Blackberry Balloons cop paste resize by 55 percent and place on right side
Open Blackberry Flowers 2 copy paste resie place in front of balloons.
Open Blackberry Padlock copy paste resize by 35 percent
place on left top side of frame.
Open Blackberry Pendant 2 copy paste resize by 30 percent and
place top left side of frame.
Open Blackberry Flower Deco 2 copy paste resize by 22 percent
place on lower left die of frame.
Open Blackberry Cupcake copy paste duplicate resize one by 45 percent
and 2 by 35 percent see tag for placement.
Open Blackberry Sachet copy paste resize by 22 percent
duplicate see tag for placement.
Open Blackberry Flower copy paste resize by 32 percent
duplicate place either side of cake.
Open Blackberry Spider copy paste resize by 20 percent
and place above balloon layer.
New layer above background.
Open Blackberry Paper 9 copy paste apply mask, merge merge group.
Give all a Drop Shadow of choice.
Add your Artist © and your name then crop and save.
This is only a guide and feel free to use any other element you wish.
Most of all have fun creating.
This tutorial was written by Maree (aka Falcon) on 15 May 2010
Any similarities to this tutorial are purely coincidental
© Maree
