Frame Template 8

Frame Template 8. I'm so glad that you liked the last kit. This is the frame from it. This is a .psd file. The five frames are left in separate layers so that if you would like to color them differently, it will be easier.

1. Click on the frame layer, and drag in your paper OR add a new layer and add the color you would like. Group this layer with the previous crtl+g.
2. The same method can be used to color the staples if you would like to change them.
3. When you are finished click Layer>merge visible. And Have Fun.

Photo Filter Lesson

Jackson had his first snowboarding lesson. The photo seemed a little washed out, actually only one was a good picture of him. I thought this filter option made the scene look a little dreamy.

1. Open the photo drag it into your layout (and if you click layer & duplicate layer and run the filter on the duplicate you can easily see the difference when you are finished.
2. Click Filter & Adjustments & Photo Filter& here I chose Cooling (82), but you may each option and determine which is best for you. There are warming settings and several colors. Or you can click the color you want and adjust the intensity.
3. When you have it finished, with the photo's side by side, you can see the change in the look. If you don't care for the result. Click Edit>undo and rerun the filter with a different setting. And as always Have Fun.

Though we travel the world

Though we travel the world Wordart.

Route 66

Route 66. Sherri, thanks for the lovely comment, and all the rest of you. I know how special you are to take a moment and show your appreciation. THANKS.

Circle my World

Circle my world. So we have discussed how to recolor elements. These are easy, new layer, crtl+g, add color or?, and merge layers. Add some sparkle for the Holidays or any color to compliment your layout. The files are 4 inch squares. Try cropping your photo into a circle and laying this around the outside edge. Can't remember when a photo is taken? Right click on the photograph in IT'S FOLDER, not in Photoshop. Select properties and then summary. Here you should find the date taken. Have Fun.

Our Blessing Allpha

Our Blessing Alpha.

Our Blessing

Our Blessing.