Naughty Christmas

Supplies:

  PSP XII

  PTU tube used is called "Naughty Christmas" By Wendy Gerber and can be purchased HERE

  FTU scrap kit used is called "Christmas Joy" By Topcat and can be purchased HERE

  Mask used is Winter Mask 3 from Dee and her winter mask collection which can be found HERE

  Template used is Template 435 By Millie and can be found HERE

  Font Used is Nightmare before Xmas (FTU)

**This tutorial is written with the understanding that the user has a good working knowledge of psp and the usage of it's various tools.**

Let's Begin:

Open a new workspace 700 X 500

Flood fill white 

Paste Paper 8 as a new layer

Apply your mask

Open the template

Delete the © and wordart layer

Either flood fill or paste papers of choice into the various shapes

Paste Elem.23 as a new layer

Place in the center of the top rectangle

Copy and paste into your masked workspace

Resize 85%

Delete the original template workspace we won't need it anymore

Paste your tubed image as a new layer

Resize as needed

Place at the bottom right

Paste Elem.1 as a new layer

Resize 72%

Place at the bottom left

Paste Elem.12 as a new layer

Resize 41%

Place at the right side

Place under tubed image layer

Paste Elem.9 as a new layer

Resize 51%

Place at the top of the template

Paste Elem.17 as a new layer

Place at the top of the template layer under the bow layer

Use your eraser tool to remove the excess on the sides

Paste Elem.26 as a new layer

Resize 19%

Place in center of bow

Paste Elem.16 as a new layer

Resize 28%

Place at the bottom left

Paste Elem.15 as a new layer

Resize 28%

Place at the bottom left

Place both under the tree layer

Paste Elem.30 as a new layer

Resize 28%

Place at the bottom left

Paste Elem.49 as a new layer

Resize 25%

Place at the bottom right

Paste Elem.49 as a new layer

Resize 88%

Place at the bottom right

Place under tubed image layer

X out the white background

Merge Everything

Adjust, Sharpen

Apply the appropriate © and watermark as desired

Save as a png for a transparent background

I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial, if you have any questions please feel free to email me

mrs.sasingleton@gmail.com