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Written by Lorilei in PSP 9
Supplies
Open up the supplies in psp. The font I used should be
standard, if not choose something to your liking.
Import the brushes into psp 8-10
These brushes won't work in psp7 so you could write the
sentiment out with some pretty text and use another brush
that you have from your collection.
Open a new canvas 450x350 transparent
Click on the textureyellow.jpg and go to Edit - Copy
Click back onto your canvas and go to Selections - Select
all
right click on the header of your canvas and choose paste -
paste into selection
Selections - Select None
Click on the mist of Jessica and go to edit - copy
then paste as a new layer onto your canvas.
Set this layer to Luminance Legacy and lower the opacity to
26.
Position this layer up and to the right of the canvas.
Copy and paste as a new layer again and resize by 65%
bicubic resize all layers unchecked.
Position to the left of the canvas and down a bit... set
this layer to multiply.

Add a new layer
find the sr_flowers_23 brush and set your foreground color
to #d78a64
and click the brush onto the center of the canvas.
lower the opacity to 54
Click on your text tool and use these settings, with your
background/fill color set to white

type out the word friendship or whatever you wish and then
position and add this drop shadow
V&H 3 opacity 41 blur 10
lower the opacity to 34
Change the stroke width on your text settings to 1.0
Set your foreground color to #d78a64 and background to
#efd085
click into your background color box and choose the gradient
tag, then choose foreground/background angle 0 scale 100
Type out your name and add the same drop shadow and postion
where you like.

Add a new layer and find the text_03bp brush and apply it to
the canvas.
Add a new layer for your watermark.
Go to Image - Add Borders - pixels 2 - color #d78a64
Hope you enjoyed the tutorial! I have a few more
samples below

On this one I colorized the bottom layer a bright pink I did
not apply the flower brush to this one


On this one I did not add the second layer of the mist, and
I did not use the flower brush.
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