What you need is in this this ZIP.
Open MD-Frame and the flowers you'll find in the zip in PSP.
Save often!
Let's begin..... Good luck!
Open an image 400 X 400 > Transparent.
Foreground color (#FFFFFF).
Background color #D0CAB0.
Fill your image with #D0CAB0.
Layers > New raster layer.
Fill with white.
Layers > New mask layer > From image.
Find the MD-Frame.JPG
Layers > Merge > Merge group
Selections > All.
Selections > Modify > Contract 35 Pixels.
Fill selection with #D0CAB0.
1. Selections > Modify > Contract 2 Pixels.
Fill selection with white.
2. Selections > Modify > Contract 2 Pixels.
fill with #D0CAB0.
3. Selections > Modify > Contract 2 Pixels.
Fill with white.
4. Selections > Modify > Contract 2 Pixels.
Fill with #D0CAB0.
Selection > Modify > Contract 20 Pixels.
Fill with white.
Repeat steps 1 to 4 but in reverse order.
Start with step 4 (green fill).
Open MD-bouquet-1.psp and copy.
Paste as a new layer.
Place on the top right corner.
Open MD-bouquet-1a.psp and copy.
Paste as a new layer.
Place to the bottom left corner.
You must have this now:
Click
choose an elegant font.
I used Cotillion. Get it here.
Open the font and minimize.
You'll find it in your drop down menu.
I used size 72 if you use another font, you
might have to adjust your size. Stroke is 0,0.
Alignment left. Use bold.
Type your text. I typed Mom. Apply.
If you use another word, like mother, use a smaller font size.
Convert to raster.
Place next to the flowers.
Click your text tool again and type the next line.
Because I wanted a poem, I used size 30.
Convert to raster.
Merge your layers
Your mothers day card is done. I hope you did like it.
Thanks for doing my tutorials.
On the card below, I used the colors white and #AE5E79.
The flowers MD-bouquet-2.psp and
MD-bouquet-2a.pspare in the ZIP.
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tutorial is written and designed by Mar and therefore
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Translation
into English by my best friends, Trudie.
Thanks sweetie! Couldn't do it without you.