Innocent

 

This tutorial was written by Tamsin McAtee on 12/17/2009
Do not copy this tutorial and post through any
kind of group or claim it as your own.
 Resemblance to any other tutorial is strictly coincidental. 

You will  need a tube of your choice.

I am using the Poser in the kit

Font of your choice

Scrapkit I used is Edge of Innocense by Crystal Cottage Scraps and can be purchased HERE

 

Mask of Choice

1.Open a new image 500×500 white

2.Open one of the windows in the kit and resize 60%

3.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

4.Open one of the bracelets and resize 60%

5.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

6.Highlight mask layer

7.Open one of the fans and resize 40%

8.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

9.Move to the top of the frame

10.Highlight top layer

11.Open one of the sunflowers and resize 30%

12.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

13.Move to the top right side of the frame

14.Open another sunflower and resize 20%

15.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

16.Place to one side of the other flower

17.Duplicate and move to the other side of the first flower

18.Highlight frame layer

19.Open one of the double bows and resize 20%

20.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

21.Free rotate 50 to the left

22.Move to the flower cluster

23.Open one of the heartcharms and resize 20%

24.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

25.Move to the right side of the flower cluster

26.Open the candle and resize 20%

27.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

28.Move to the bottom right

29.Make sure frame layer is highlighted

30.Open one of the deco flowers and resize 20%

31.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

32.Place to one side of the candle

33.Open the other deco flower and resize 20%

34.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

35.Move to the candle

36.Open your tube and resize if necessary

37.Paste as new layer and add drop shadow

38.Move to the left

39.Add copyright and watermark

40.Add your name

41.You can merge visible

 

 

 

Hope you enjoyed my tutorial

 

 

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