Lazy Summer Days Tut

To do this tutorial you must have some knowledge of PSP.

This Tag was made using PSPX2. This tutorial is also copyrighted by Young at Heart Designs.
Im using the Beautiful work of Jennifer Janesko. If you wish to use her work you must have a license to use her work before using her tubes.
To purchase her tubes and receive a license go to HERE.
The awesome kit I used is called "Beach Bliss" by Candy Kisses Designz and it can be found HERE.


Supplies:
Template #54 by Melissaz Creationz: HERE
Mask #290 by Weescott: HERE
Font: QuigleyWiggly
Plug-in: Eye Candy 4000>Gradient Glow (Used for the wordart but optional)

I used shadow settings V3,H2, O50, B5, Color Black on ALL elements, layers, text and the tube except for the mask layer.
I also sharpened every element and tube I had to resize to get the quality like the original size.

1 Open template and delete the copyright layer.
2 Click on the bottom rectangles layer and open, copy and paste as a new layer your choice of paper.
3 Resize to the canvas size.
4 Click back on the bottom rectangles layer and go to Selections>Select All>Float>Defloat.
5 Click on the newly added paper layer and go to Selections>Invert and hit delete on your keyboard.
6 Go to Selections>Select None and delete the original bottom rectangles layer.
7 Repeat Steps #:2-6 for all included layers in the template.
8 Go to your very 1st layer and open, copy and paste as a new layer your choice of paper.
9 Open the mask and minimize.
10 Go to Layers>New Mask Layer>From Image.
11 In the drop down for Source select WSL_Mask290.
12 Make sure Source luminance is selected and hit ok.
13 Go to Layers>Merge>Merge Group.
14 Resize the mask layer to be bigger.
15 open, copy and paste as a new layer your choice of tube.
16 Resize and position where desired.
17 Open, copy and paste as new layers your choice of elements from the kit.
18 Get your text tool and font of choice and type out your choice of wording.
19 Add copyrights.
20 Resize and save as a png.
You are all done!!!

Thanks,
Kali