Ride Um'

Ride Um.

Cookbook Add On #2

Before I forget, more items have been added to CU  Desgins if you designs kits or just like to make your own things.  I just posted a pine box in gray scale that I have not used in any kit, so you gals might like to add it to your Western collections.   Today some more things for your cookbooks.  Download the Cookbook Add On #2. 

Red White & Blue

Red White & Blue.

Cookbook Add On

Cookbook Add On.  A couple of emails I received mentioned a desire for cookbook items.  One specifically wanted some vegetables, etc.  and so I thought adding additional items to the all ready existing kit would be helpful.  By next week, I'll get the fruits and veggie finished and loaded.  As always have fun. 

Notebook Edge Templates

Notebook Edge's Templates.  There are 3 files included.  The first is a full page, the second a border and the third a frame.  Drag the paper you wish to use and crtl+g (layer group with previous).  Because you can see through the holes in the edge, the border piece has been left wide enough to allow for layering of the pieces.  You would however probably use the full page for the top layer.  In the preview I used it on top so that you could see it's width.  Use it all by itself with some staples, stitching or anything you would like to anchor it down in your layouts.  Have fun. 

Just Buggie

 Just Buggie.

Freaky Frogs

 Freaky Frogs.    Thanks so much for the nice comments.  It is really funny how fascinated we were with pong and now look at how advanced the games are!  Something a bit more whimsical.  The lily pads are all in separate files and you can just lay as many as you wish.  Because they are all similar in color, one of the leaves in the preview was darkened just a bit to make them stand out from one another.  Also the frame is actually in 2 pieces, the back one is open so you would what the use your shape tool to cut your photo into a cirle.  The front one is closed and not exactly circular.  To place your photo into this layer. Duplicate the frame on the bottom layer, fill it with your paint bucket.  Drag your photo in between the 2 layers and group it to the layer you just filled (crtl+g).  Merge visible, You should be good to go and have fun.