Off to the Race

Download Off to the Race Papers #1.

As always, thanks for the nice comments, it's nice to be appreciated. Also I was checking links this morning, and noticed that the Tool Kit had 500 downloads! Wow! I'm glad that you can use them.

Note Book Template

Note Book Template.

1. Someone mentioned they liked this and I thought you might like other colors. It's a small download, and you have to...
2. Open the template and pick a color.
3. Fill the 2 labeled layers with color.
4. Layer>Merge Visiable layers. And your done.

Winter Blues

Winter Blues

Torn Edge Template

Torn Edge Template. Warning, I could not figure out anyway to save this other than .psd which makes it about 66mbs to download, sorry. Oh and if you ever feel bad about ruining a template, your not alone, in making the preview for another rolled edge template, I saved over it and lost it. Starting over.

Rolled Paper Template 1

Rolled Paper Template #1.

Basketball score 4-0, plus fun!

1. Open the template.
2. Drag your paper over it. OR add a new layer and fill with color.
3. CRTL+g. (or creating a clipping mask in other programs.)
4. In your layers palette, (on the right), select overlay, or hard light. And here I want to save you some trouble. This is a dark paper, it will be nearly impossible make this work on very light paper.
5. Click Layer>merge visible. And drag into your layout.

Note This Elements

Note This Paper and Note This Elements.

Remember what I told you about the odd shaped frames. Duplicate the layer, fill the bottom layer with color. Place the photo between the 2 layers and Layer> Merge Visible. If you want to use 4 photo's crop them and re size to fit in each window and then merge. I knew the orange would come in handy, I'm using it for Jackson's basketball game picture. His first games tonight!

True Love

True Love Papers and True Love Elements.

So I want to know what you think. We don't own 12x12 printers, but this is layed out in that size. The 2 background papers are 12x12. The scalloped edges are the actual size on the layout, except the green which I enlarged to compare the picture quality. Some of the greatest looking papers are heavy in memory up to 10mb for one paper. If I cut the size to 6x6 or 8x8, I think you would be just fine because the largest you print is 8 1/2 x 11 anyway. Either way is good for me.