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Showing posts with label Pinuptoons. Show all posts

Sunday, June 4, 2017

CT Snags & Tags - Patriotic Picnic by Freek's Creations

See.  I told you I'd be getting more regular with my posts.  Today, I have some snags I made using the adorable kit Patriotic Picnic by Freeks Creations.  This kit has 63 elements, 2 word arts, 2 frames, and 15 papers.  It's absolutely perfect for both those summer barbecue and patriotic tags for the 4th of July.  You can purchase this kit at both Mystical Scraps here or Scraps n Company here.






My first set of snags is using the art of Ken Morton which can be purchased at CDO.  I wanted to give you all a window into a backyard barbecue.  Enjoy!










For my second set of snags, I wanted to show off that patriotic side of the kit.  I used artwork by Pinuptoons.  The particular tube I used was purchased from CILM, but you can now purchase Pinuptoons at CDO. 









PS. Keep an eye out.  I've got a hankering to make a wallpaper with this kit, so I may have another play when I'm on my staycation next week.





Monday, November 23, 2015

Alley Cat Snags and Wallpaper and Word Art

Hi everyone!  It's your MIA blogger here.  I have the best of intentions to do things and then life gets in my way.  However, I will hopefully have a bunch of new goodies coming your way in the next week or so, including new clothes for my blog.  Apparently it's naked right now.  LOL

For now, I have a wallpaper and some snags that I made from a challenge in one of my groups.  The challenge was to use an 80's song, and I was inspired by Stray Cat Strut by Brian Stetzer.

The tube I used is by Pinuptoons and can be purchased at CDO.
The kit I used is Alley Cat by Tif Scrap and can be purchased at Digital Crea.
 My word art can be used in any of your personal creations or tutorials.  I only ask that if you use it in a tutorial, you link back to my blog for download.  Thanks!






To download the wallpaper, click on it to bring it to full size and right click to save.


You can download my word art at 4shared. The fonts used in the word art are Rockwell Extra Bold and Horseshoes.


 



Saturday, February 1, 2014

Template #1 and CT Snags

Hi everyone!  Today, I have a bunch of goodies for you.  For starters, I have my template #1 and some snags using it and the artwork of Pinuptoons and the fabulous scrap kit "Alice in Love" by P-O Concept.

You can purchase Pinuptoons tubes at CDO.
P-O Concept's kit Alice in Love can be purchased at S&Co and PFD.

You may use my template in all your personal creations and tutorials.  Please do not upload anywhere else.  Direct others to my blog to download for themselves.




And here are the snags.










Saturday, January 25, 2014

Calendar Girls








Supplies
Tube of choice - The tube I'm using is a former bonus tube by Pinuptoons.  You can purchase Pinuptoons tubes at CDO.  Please do not use this tube without a license.
Scrap kit of choice - I'm using the "Lady Luck" kit by Designs by Vaybs here.
Word art of choice -  I'm using "Lucky" word art by me and posted below.
Calendar font here.
Font of choice for name - I'm using one called Corabel.
Mask of choice - I'm using  DBV Mask 89 here.

This tutorial was written by me.  Any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.

Before I begin, let me explain the calendar font.

Capital letters make capital letters.  Simple enough.  The calendar boxes for the numbers 1-31 are in order on your keyboard..... mostly qwertyuiopasdfghjkl;zxcvbnm,./[  For a blank box, use ~.  And the days of the week can be made using Shift 1 - 7.

Now on to the tutorial.

1.  Open a new canvas 600 x 600.  While I like a smaller tag, I like a plenty of room to work.  I can always crop and resize at the end.
2. Set the calendar font to size 36/Vector/AntiAlias-Smooth.
3.  Type out MARCH (or the month you're using) in all caps somewhat near the top of your canvas.  Leave enough room to add the rest of the calendar below it.  I elected not to add the days of the week, so it can be used year to year.
4.  Objects>Align>Horizontal center in canvas.
5.  Convert to raster layer.
6.  Using the Calendar font with the same settings type out qwertyu (enter) iopasdf (enter) ghjkl;z (enter) xcvbnm, (enter) ./[~~~~ (enter), and apply.
7.  When you're happy with the distace between the name of the month and the calendar.  Objects>Align>Horizontal center in canvas.
8.  Convert to raster layer.
9.  Activate your preset shape tool.  Rectangle with anti-alias and create as vector checked.  Line width 2.  Draw a rectangle around your month, so that it connects with the calendar and is the same width as the calendar.
10.  Convert to raster layer.  You should have something like this.


11.  Layers>Merge Visible.
12.  With your magic wand, click the area outside your calendar.
13.  Selections>Modify>Expand by 1.
14.  Copy and paste paper of choice as a new layer.  I'm using DBV_LadyLuck_Paper (9).
15.  Drag this layer below your calendar layer and hit delete on your keyboard.  Select none.
16.  Layers>Merge Visible.  You should have something like this now.


17.  Image>Rotate>Free Rotate 20 degrees to the left
18.  Adjust>Sharpness>Sharpen.  (Rotating the image will blur it just a little bit.)
19.  Apply a drop shadow of choice.  I used V & H 2  Blur 5 and Opacity 50 with the color black.
20.  Add your tube as a new layer.  Move to the left side of your tag.
21.  Apply same drop shadow.
22.  Copy and paste the "Lucky" found below as a new layer and move to the bottom of your tag.  Resize.


23.  Apply drop shadow.
24.  Apply elements of choice.  Add drop shadow of choice to each element.
I used the following elements from Vaybs "Lady Luck" kit.  You can see my finished tag for placement if you are using the same kit.
Element 51 - Resize 85% - Rotate to the right 90 degrees
Element 39 - Resize 50%
Element 42 - Resize 85%
25.  Add a paper of choice and drag to the bottom in your layer palette.  I used paper 5.
26.  With your bottom paper layer active, Layers>New Mask Layer>From Image and choose DBV Mask 89.
27.  Layers>Merge>Merge Group.
28.  Crop any excess blank canvas off your tag.
29.  Resize your tag to your liking.  I resized mine to 70%.
30.  Add your copyright information and your name.
31.  Save as PNG or JPEG.

Here are a couple more tags I've made with this tutorial.

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Pinuptoons Stars

Good morning everyone.  Today, I have some snags for you using the artwork of Pinuptoons.  You can purchase his tubes at CDO.  Please do not use without a license.