Cherry Pie
This tutorial was written on August 31th 2011.
This tutorial was written on August 31th 2011.
Any similarities to another tutorial is purely coincidental.
All my tutorial are register with My Free Copyright.
All my tutorial are register with My Free Copyright.
Please do not claim as your own.
This tutorial writer assumes you have a
This tutorial writer assumes you have a
working knowledge of using Paint Shop Pro.
This tutorial was done in Paint Shop Pro9,
This tutorial was done in Paint Shop Pro9,
but can be adapted to use in other
Paint Shop Pro versions.
Paint Shop Pro versions.
SUPPLIES NEEDED
Tube of Choice: I am using the awesome artwork of Keith Garvey..
Scrapkit of Choice: I am using a Sarah Hungry Hills PTU Scrapkit- Cherry Pie.
You can download it HERE....Thank you Sarah
You can download it HERE....Thank you Sarah
Template of Choice: I'm using a template by Addicitive Pleasure #57.
Font for name is Organic Elements and copy write is always done in Pixelette ...
Get them HERE
Get them HERE
Dropshadow use througout H-2/V-2/O-50/B-5.00
Please leave a thank you when you downloading for supplies.
my tag is just a guide...please use your imagination and make the tag your own
you do not have to use any of the supplies I used.
LET'S BEGIN
Open template/shiftD/close original template.Remove background and credits.Close
out every layer. Choose paper of choice/paste underneath all layers. Go to layers/
load/save mask/load mask from disk/find your mask of choice and paste with these
setting.merge group.
out every layer. Choose paper of choice/paste underneath all layers. Go to layers/
load/save mask/load mask from disk/find your mask of choice and paste with these
setting.merge group.
activate circle layer/Copy/paste paper of choice.go to selection/ invert circle
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/ merge down.
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/ merge down.
keep circle activated/copy/paste closeup tube/hit delete/go to penta.com-jeans
with these setting/no go to xero-radiance with these setting
with these setting/no go to xero-radiance with these setting
deactivate and add a drop shadow
activate rectangle3/Copy/paste paper of choice/go to selection/invert rectangle3
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
activate rectangle/Copy/paste paper of choice/go to selection/invert rectangle
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
activate raster5 layer/Copy/paste paper of choice/go to selection/invert raster5
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
activate circle2 layer/Copy/paste paper of choice/go to selection/invert circle2
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/copy/keep activated/paste next closeup
delete/change blend mode to hard light/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/copy/keep activated/paste next closeup
delete/change blend mode to hard light/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
activate rectangle4/Copy/paste paper of choice/go to selection/invert rectangle4
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
layer and then go to paper layer and delete/merge down/sharpen/add drop shadow
add any elements you wish to use/make sure you add a drop shadow to each element.
place your main tube where you want it/add drop shadow.(see my tag if needed)
place your main tube where you want it/add drop shadow.(see my tag if needed)
Add your copyright and watermark-(I put a slight gradient glow on mine)
and give your tag to a friend
thank you for trying my tutorial..please send me a copy of what you did
so I can showcase it... riggsbee53@gmail.com
and give your tag to a friend
thank you for trying my tutorial..please send me a copy of what you did
so I can showcase it... riggsbee53@gmail.com
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