Please Define Good

Supplies:

  PSP XII

  PTU tube used is called "Peppermint" by The Hunter and can be purchased HERE

  PTU scrap kit used is "Peppermint" by Liquid Scraps and can be purchased HERE

  Template used is called Christmas Template5 Define Good by Dee and can be found HERE

  Mask used is "Mask 3" by Dee from her Winter Collection and can be found HERE

  Font Used is Christmas Card (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 5 as a new layer

Apply your mask

Open the template

Delete the © layer

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

Choose the 3 rectangles in your layer palette

Selections, Select All

Selections, Float

Selections, Defloat

Now paste various portions of your tubed image into the various rectangles

Selections, Invert, Delete all layers

Now use your eraser tool to clean up unwanted portions 

X out all word art layers and background

Merge everything else

Copy and paste into your masked workspace

Resize 76%

Go back and X out the merged Un X wordart layers, Merge them and copy and paste them into the new workspcae.

Delete the old template workspace your are done with it

Paste your tubed image as a new layer

Resize as needed

Place to the bottom right

Paste Sleigh as a new layer

Resize 68%

Image, Mirror

Place at the bottom left

Paste Ribbon 1 as a new layer

Resize 76%

Place at the bottom

Paste Elem.3 as a new layer

Resize 45%

Place at the top left corner

Duplicate

Image, Mirror

Paste Gif Box 2 as a new layer

Resize 28%

Place at the bottom right by tubed images feet

Paste Presents as a new layer

Resize 46%

Place at the bottom left

Under the sleigh layer

Paste Peppermint Cup as a new layer

Resize 

Place at the bottom center

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