Whisper In The Wind Designs : Black & White kit with the Gothic Ballerina Posers - both by P&A Dezigns

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Black & White kit with the Gothic Ballerina Posers - both by P&A Dezigns - CT Tag, tut, & FREEBIE cluster frame

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Tutorial using the Black & White kit, and the Gothic Ballerina Posers, both by P&A Dezigns

Supplies Needed

Paint Shop Pro - I am using X5, but any should do

The Black & White kit by P&A Dezigns, which can be purchased at ScrappinNaturally HERE

The Gothic Ballerina posers by P&A Dezigns, which can be purchased at ScrappinNaturally HERE

Any color or gradient and font of your choosing

Okay, let's begin. The first thing you will need to do, is to start a new image in Paint Shop Pro (PSP for short). To do this, look at the top left corner, and click on FILE>NEW> a pop up will open...set width and height to 600, make the background checked as transparent for this tag...we will not be using a background or a paper.

***(NOTE: there is a layers menu on the right side of your screen..if u do not see it then look up top and click VIEW>PALETTES>LAYERS and it will open up...u use this layer to bring things to the front..say for example u put a shoe on the tag but it went behind a bucket and u want it in front of the bucket...while holding the left click button on your mouse or touch pad down, you would slide the shoe to the layer the bucket is on..it would now be in the front...use this anytime u want to bring something to the forefront.)***

Let's add some items to start adding depth and dimension to our tag! Find the Gothic ballerina #4 poser and open her. Reduce her size by 60% and place her on the center of the tag. Next, find and open the EL #51, then duplicate and place on the left side,duplicate again and place on the right side...try not to overlap. Now find and open the EL #26 and reduce it by 15% and place on the bottom right side. Use the side layers menu and slide it to the forefront. Next, find and open the El#23 and reduce it by 60%. Place it on the right bottom of the violin.

Now find and open the El#48, and leave the size as it is, and place it on the left side. use the side layers menu and slide the poser to the forefront. Now find and open El# 44 and reduce it by 20%. Place it on the top left corner of the mirror, at an angle. Next, find and open EL#20 and reduce it by 80%. Place it in the center of the bow...duplicate it and flip it horizontally. Next, find and open EL# 30 and reduce it by 90%. Place in the center of the flowers, in the center of the bow.

Now find and open El#39 and reduce the size by 75%. Place it on the bottom left of the mirror. Next, find and open the El#6 and reduce it by 80%, and place on the right of the lantern on bottom left..then duplicate it and flip it horizontally. , and place it in the center of those leaves. Now find and open El#27 and leave the size as is...center it on the tag...make sure it is in front of the mirror, but behind the leaves and flower. Next, find and open El# 52 and reduce it by 75% and place them centered on the ballerina's back. Lastly, open the El #43 and place it centered on the tag.

You did it! You now have finished this tag. You will need to add copy wright info to your tag, as it is the law. Finally, add a name in any font and color of your choosing.

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you did, please follow my blog and pass it along to others. If you make a tag using this tutorial, please send it to meat robynebutts@gmail.com, so I can place it on my blog.

Hugs and blessings,

Robyne

Matching timeline cover I created using the Black & White kit and the Gothic Ballerina poser by P&A Dezigns!

Preview of P&A Dezigns Black & White kit

Preview of P&A Dezigns Gothic Ballerina Posers

Preview of the FREEBIE cluster frame I created using P&A Dezigns' Black & White kit!

FREEBIE cluster frame! You can download this frame by simply right-clicking on the image below, and saving it to your computer. Please do NOT claim this as your own work; either link back here to my blog, or link to the shop where this kit can be purchased...thank you!