Beaded Flower
Frame
Tutorial By
© Marianne Giles
Note:
This
Tutorial has been made for fun.. No Infringement of Copyright intended.
This Tutorial
comes about from me playing with ideas. Any similarities to
other
tutorials is purely not intentional.
Intermediate to Advanced
Written for PSP 9
What you will
need
My Supplies Download
Here
A Graphic of
your choice
Here is a arrow you can drag and
drop when you need to mark where you are. .
Just left click and drag to where you want it then let go.
It will stay where ever you put it, until you close your browser.
Step1
Open your
graphic.
Edit / Copy
Select your eye
dropper tool and choose a Dark colour for your Foreground and a Light colour for
your Background
Open My
Supplies and Minimise for now.
Set the
Gold_Bead_Pattern in the background material pallet
Step2
Open a new
image 600 X 450 and flood fill with your Dark Colour.
Layers / New
Raster Layer
Selections /
Select All
Selections /
Modify / Contract 5
Fill with your
Gold Bead Pattern
Selections /
Modify / Contract 5
Fill with your
Dark Colour
Selections /
Modify / Contract 5
Fill with your
Gold Bead Pattern
Selections /
Modify / Contract 5
Fill with your
Dark Colour
Edit / Paste
into selection
Selections /
Select None
Image / Resize
80% (Resize all Layers unchecked)
Step3
Copy your
flower tube and paste as a New Layer
Using your move
tool place the flower in the top left corner. (Look at my image above for
placement)
Selections /
Select All
Selections /
Float
Fill Flower
with gold beads pattern
Selections /
Modify / contract 5
Fill Flower
with your light colour
Adjust / Add
Remove Noise / Add Noise
Effects / 3D
Effects / Inner Bevel
Selections /
select None
Step4
Now use your
Magic wand with these settings
Select the
inner part of the flower and fill with your dark colour
Adjust / Add
Remove Noise / Add Noise
Selections /
Select None
Step5
Layers /
Duplicate
Image / Mirror
Image / Flip
Copy Gold
beaded Corner_mg.pspimage and
paste as a new
layer on your image.
Using the move
tool place it in the bottom Left corner. Look at my image above for (placement)
Layers /
Duplicate
Image / Flip
Image / Mirror
Step6
In the layer
pallet click on your very bottom Layer this should be your Dark Background
Adjust / Add
Remove Noise / Add Noise
Layers / Merge
/ Merge All Flatten
You can now add
your watermark and save as a .jpg
Step7
Now for the simple Background.
Open a New
Image 200 X 200
Flood fill with
your dark colour
Adjust / Add
Remove Noise / Add Noise
Effects / Image
Effects / Seamless Tiling
with the
default setting
That's it, Now save
your
background as a .jpg
I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial.
Please link all creations made from my
tutorials to my
website.
Marianne's Creations
http://members.dodo.com.au/madgiles/mariannescreations.htm
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