Lake Tahoe Pines

Lake Tahoe Pines. Tress since you are new to digital scrapbooking and your photo's are of such an important event, some advice....I usually do my layout, and save it as a .psd, which saves all the layers (so you don't flatten it), into a file of layouts. When I am satisfied with the layout, it is moved into a file to print. Then they are opened, the layers merged and printed. Now the files shown are in the download, but also the pieces that made them, so that you can see some of the layering, just duplicate the layers and position them. Then merge the layers, and save your finished piece or drag it into your layout. Have fun.

Lewis and Clark

Lewis and Clark.

It is divided into 3 parts for those with dial up. Thanks to Granny Art. Also I have noted the request for the blue and gold Baseball kit, maybe next week. And for the soccer and volleyball. Have fun.

Zoo Alpha

Wild Side Alpha.

Wild Side

Wild Side Kit

Stamps

Stamps.

Baseball Scoreboard Template

Baseball Scoreboard Template. Sorry that I forgot all about this. You can have any color you want.

1. Open the template.
2. Pick a background color. (I added the color layers, in case you would like to change the color of the text or boxes, if so add the color.)
3. Use you type tool and add the numbers that you need for your page.
4. Click Layer> merge visible and drag into your layout.

Berry Boy

Berry Boy 

Layering elements for frames, borders, etc. About 15 minutes, faster for those familiar with their programs.

1. Open a paper (or new document).
2. Drag the frame onto the paper, it should be somewhat centered.
3. I started with the leaves, drag into layout and postion on the edge of the frame. You may either, drag the same piece in repeatedly or click on the layer and click Layer>duplicate layer. Now you have a 2nd copy.
4. Repeat #3 with all the other elements you want to use. Remembering that in the layers palette, you can drag layers under or above other layers. Resizing pieces until the layout is pleasing to your eye.
5. Finished? Unclick the little eye on the paper layer. Click Layer> merge visible. ALL THE LAYERS OF THE FRAME ARE MERGED. Click the little eye by your paper, so you can see it again.
6. Instead of step #5. You must click the little lock in each layer of the frame that you have made (#5 is just faster), Layer>merge visible.
7. NOW you may position the frame.