You know, I’m not sure why I’ve continued calling Tuesday’s my “Technique Tuesday” since it seems like every day for the last few weeks my videos have incorporated some technique or another *lol*.Today’s technique is another one using Stampin’ Up! aquapainters and reinkers. I kind of figured that since I had already started, I had might as well show you a variety of different ways you can use aquapainters. My theory is that if I’m going to invest in a product, then it’s a good idea to know dif
Stampin’ Up – Free Goodie Box if Selected!
2009
Image/Logo Courtesy of Stampin’ Up! © 2009 The Stampin’ Up! customer panel is a volunteer group of people who provide feedback on Stampin’ Up! in exchange for a generous Free Goodie Box every 3 months from Stampin’ Up! Panelists participate by answering a 6-minute online survey about stamping and crafts every one or two weeks. If you would like to join the panel, please start here by telling us a little about yourself. You will be selected as a panel member if your background is a
You asked about … blending photos
2009
A few weeks ago, a Simple Scrapper reader asked how to blend photos into the background with PSE. It is surprisingly easy! To start, let’s select a photo and a paper. This paper is from Amanda Heimann’s Lucky kit. Then, add both selections to a new page, with the photo layer on top. Create a new layer and use the gradient tool to create a color-to-transparent gradient. Move the new gradient layer to beneath the photo. Use Ctrl/Cmd+G to clip the photo to this mask.
