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Flowercaps

Needs:
PSP,
filter blade pro,
superblade pro of
eye candy
5 impact.
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Open a transparent 400 x 400
pixel image.
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New raster layer, fill with color,
now you can see what you do.
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Set foreground colour to white
and lock your background colour for now.
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Select basic tool rounded
rectangle.

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Now draw an approximate 4 x 4
square rectangle.

- New grid
layer.
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Select basic tool oval and keep
the previous settings.
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Draw an oval and move it into
position.

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Select the basic tool rectangle
and draw a small rectangle ( see below ) and press delete.

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Select the rounded rectangle
layer and the selection tool rectangle and draw a small
rectangle like in the example below, click delete.

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You’ll now have this:

11. Merge visible layers.
12. Select selections tool rectangle
and draw a selection like shown below:

Then click delete.
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Select the pen tool with the
following settings:

- Draw a
straight line at the end of the oval, right click and click
apply. You’ll now have this:

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Click the magic wand on the edge,
and the edge will be selected now. Go to plug-in filters and
pick a Blade Pro or Eye Candy 5 preset.
- New layer.
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Select basic shape Flower 2, set
fore- and background color to white and draw a flower, see
below:

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Click your magic wand inside the
hole , selections – modify selections – expand by 5, fill with
white, deselect.
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Use your selection tool to select
half of the flower and click delete.
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Move the half flower to the
correct position, see below.

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Select with the magic wand and
repeat the Blade Pro effect.
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Deselect and merge visible
layers.
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One half of the clip is finished
now. Save as .PNG file.
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If you’d like a full clip,
duplicate and mirror the layer.
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Slide them almost together.

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Now we’ll erase parts, the clip part that
overlaps will be erased completely.
This will be your end result:

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Feel free to add a drop shadow
now.
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Remove the rasterlayer you filled
with color ( point 2)
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Save as .PNG file.
You can also use different patterns
or images like butterflies or dingbatfonts. They’ll give you the
same effect.

© Marank Design 2006
~ Translation to English by Renate Rietveld
AKA Dragonfly July 2006 ~
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