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Saturday, March 27, 2010

Buttons 2



Buttons Pack 2.

Friday, March 26, 2010

Buttons



Button Pack.

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Date Label #9


Date Label #9. All the files are black, add color or paper. They don't include any year information, and the Febuary with 29 days is included. We are still operating on the idea of not limiting these to one year only. Rosanna from Brazil sent a link for a layout she did with the Paint Kit. It turned out great, if you need idea's check it out. I added some instructions to the preview for anyone who is new to Photoshop. Hello to Norway! Have fun.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Mountain Sheep or Mufflon

Mountain Sheep.   Mungo calls these Mufflon, in Cyprus. I'm very glad you are able to use them. Thanks for leaving the nice comments, have fun.
Per-Arne, from Norway has sent his layout idea.

Saturday, March 20, 2010

Trees


Tree #1 and Tree #2. They are in 2 downloads because I left them large. If you want narrower tree just resize them. Have fun.

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Date Labels #8


Date Labels #8. I made the one for March, for use on one of my pages. Than I thought I could do these on the 100 year calendar idea. All the files are black and you just pick the month that you need. Add some color or paper, the month and/or year, and your set forever. Have fun.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Irish Pride

Irish Pride. I should have written this out for you when we did the gingerbread cookies. This technique is useful to change the layout of items. So we have one flat coin or cookie or any number of other things...

This coin is the perfect item for you to use your Transform Tool. Don't worry I filled the pot with the coins shown, but to personalize your layout you can add more to the top or lay them around the bottom. To do this, just drag the coin into your layout and...
  1. Enlarge the image so the you can view the transformation.
  2. Click Image (at the top) and select Transform and select one of the tools. (In CS3 Click Edit>Transform. Thanks for the note)
  3. Each one works slightly differently, dragging at the corner until you have reached the desired position.
  4. If it has enlarged during the transformation, resize it to a suit your layout.
  5. Making 3 or 4 different coins, will give you enough variations to look nice. If you want lots of coins just duplicate the layers. Have Fun.