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Needing:
I use parts of different scrapkits.
The poser tube is from me. You can find my site
here.
Before you begins.......
Open the tubes in PSP.
Material
Autumn Melody
1.
Open new transparent image 700x700.
Open AutumnMelody_by CalinaV_el (74) - copy - paste on the image.
Give a drop shadow with this setting.
2.
Open AutumnMelody_by CalinaV_el (41) - copy - paste on the image.
Place it left at the top - see example.
Give the same drop shadow.
3.
Open zonnebloemen - copy - paste on the image.
Place it left at the top - see example.
Give the same drop shadow.
4.
Open AutumnMelody_by CalinaV_el (20) - copy - paste on the image.
Place it a little down.
Set the opacity of this layer to 50.
5.
Open AutumnMelody_by CalinaV_el (82) - copy - paste on the image.
Place it right - see example.
6.
Open AutumnMelody_by CalinaV_el (75) - copy - paste on the image.
Place it right in the middle - see example.
Give the same drop shadow.
7.
Open AutumnMelody_by CalinaV_el (81) - copy - paste on the image.
Place it right a little down - see example.
Give the same drop shadow.
8.
Open AutumnMelody_by CalinaV_el (80) - copy - paste on the image.
Place it right a little down - see example.
Give the same drop shadow.
9.
Open de poser tube - copy - paste on the image.
Place it at the left side.
Give the same drop shadow.
10.
Open AutumnMelody_by CalinaV_cluster (8) - copy - paste on the image.
Place it down.
Give the same drop shadow.
Stay at raster 9. (poser tube).
Erase the part, what's comes under the frame.
11.
Layers - new raster layer - set your watermark into the image.
Layers - merge - merge all visible layers.
File - export - PNG Optimizer.
Ready is the tag
I hope you like this tutorial.
greetings Emmy
Thank you Ingrid for testing.
