For this Tutorial you will need.
A Tube of your choice I am using the awesome artwork of ©Suzanne Woolcott ,
which you must have a license to use you can get one Here.
Elements and Papers are from a scrap kit called Lavender by *BlueBird*
you can purchase it Here.
Font: 2Peas Mademoiselle
Drop Shadow of choice.
Remember to Save Often!!!
Let's create
Open new image 700 x700.
Select your Preset shape-Octagon set Width to 15/Line style-Solid.
Set your Forground to BBLavenderGlitter02 and Background to null.
Draw out a large shape.
Objects/Align/center in canvas.Add a drop shadow to frame.
Click inside frame with magic wand select BBLavenderpaper02 copy
paste/Selections/Invert/Delete/move below frame.
Effects/Inner Bevel apply these settings:
Open BBLavenderAccents use your freehand selection tool to copy lavender
paste above paper layer resize 45% move to right of layer.
I used a couple of different sizes.
Open BBLavenderBows select a ribbon with freehand selection-tool
copy paste onto the lavender stems.
Resize Bow 52% move to middle of stems.
Add your tube and give it a drop shadow.
Select BBLavenderHeartFrame copy paste below tube layer.
Select BBLavenderFans select a fan I choose the green one,
copy paste below paper layer.
Then apply these settings using MuRa's Filter-copies:
Select BBLavenderButterflies select one copy paste resize 36%
position on left of frame.
Duplicate then move it above heart frame.
Select BBLavenderBeads copy bead of choice paste resize 85%, add a drop shadow.
Duplicate/Image Mirror/right click merge down/Duplicate/Image/Flip.
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.
If you wish to show off your creations.Email me your creation and I will place it
on my show off Page. Thank you for using my tutorial.
Written and copyrighted to Maree (aka Falcon) on 7th June 2011.
Under no uncertain terms are you allowed to make money
from anything produced from this tut, this is against my TOU's.
Any similarities to this tutorial are purely coincidental.
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