I have a new video tutorial for you! This tutorial shows you a quick, 2 step method you can use to subtly enhance just about any photograph you are working with. You can watch the low resolution version below, or click here to download and watch the high resolution version. Enjoy!
If you’ve downloaded or purchased any of my Page in a Pinch templates, you’ve probably noticed that many of them come with a stitching layer. If you have premade stitching that works, that’s great, but what if you don’t? This new video tutorial will teach you how to turn the stitching template layer into realistic looking stitching, in whatever color you need, using PhotoShop Elements. You can watch the YouTube version below, or click here to download a high resolution version.
I also wanted to share the page I made while recording this tutorial, starring our new kitten Bandit.
Credits: Page in a Pinch 18 by Red Leaf DigiScrapping, papers and elements from Pets on Parade Collaboration Kit from Scrapdish.
Yes, there’s finally a new tutorial up. But a couple of announcements first:
And now for the video tutorial. This tutorial, done in Photoshop Elements 6, shows you how to realistically wrap ribbon around any digital embellishment. You can watch the YouTube version below, or click here to download the high resolution video. The video is a Quicktime movie, so you will need Quicktime in order to watch it. Enjoy!
I saw this idea in the latest issue of Creating Keepsakes, and with Halloween fast approaching, I thought it would be a fun video tutorial to offer. The two photos below are what I started with, the video tutorial walks you through creating the effect in PhotoShop Elements 6, and the last image shows you my final “ghostly” photograph, after a bit more post-processing was done (actions by Pioneer Woman and texture overlay by Christian Odell) and a photo frame added. Have fun creating your own family ghost!
Click here if you would like to download the high resolution version of this video tutorial.
Starting Images:
Video Tutorial:
Final Image after Post-Processing:
Happy Haunting!
Time for another video tutorial! This video will teach you a very quick and easy way to enhance the colors on your photographs and really make them come to life. You can watch the YouTube video below, or download the high resolution version here. I hope you enjoy it!
I’ve just released two new paper packs, this time they’re wonderfully rich textured solids; Jewel Tones and Pretty Pastels. Each pack includes 10 12″x12″ papers at 300dpi. They’re 40% off for the remainder of the week, along with all my other paper packs, which you can grab in my Scrapdish store.
And, since I’m focusing on paper this week, I also have another video tutorial for you! This one shows you how to combine photographs with digital scrapbook paper to create your own custom background. You can download the high resolution version here, or watch it below. Enjoy!
This page shows the background created during the video tutorial.
Products used: Paper from Pretty Pastels, flowers from Perfect Paper Flowers, jewels from Pin on Some Bling!
The rolled and corners tutorial on my blog, the first ones I created, have been extremely popular, so I finally decided to record them as video tutorials. You now have two options for viewing them, you can either watch them on-screen in YouTube format, or you can download the higher resolution version here:
Creating Folded Corners Creating Rolled Corners
Creating Folded Corners
Creating Rolled Corners
Also, since these tutorials are all about creative ways to use digital paper, I decided to put all my paper packs on sale at 40% off for the week! Here’s a sneak peak at my packs, and you can grab them in my Scrapdish store.
Have fun with the videos, and we’ll see you over at ScrapDish!
I have another digiscrapping tutorial for you! This one shows you how to easily create very realistic looking digitally torn paper for your scrapbook pages. You can watch the Youtube version below or click here to download the high resolution version.
I hope you enjoy it, and can’t wait to see all your torn pages!
