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Tutorials for all projects above: ellisonlane.blogspot.com/2013/02/valentine-tutorials.html
Tutorial Round Up from the Spread the Love Blog Hop featuring: LR Stitched, Jednoiglec, Mon Petit Lyons, From The Blue Chair, Canoe Ridge Creations, Doodle Do Designs, Owen's Olivia, Sew Crafty Jess, Stitchery Dickory Dock and Ellison Lane.
In honor of the EZ Dresden Challenge, I have made this little Dresden Lampshade. Stop on over to PinkPlease! for a little Giveaway and to see a tutorial of how to make this lampshade.
The first thing you need to do is determine the size of your computer desktop and resolution. A standard size is 1024 X 768 but what I'm showing here is 1680 X1050 (An Apple 20' monitor).
First, in PS, go File > New and in the Requester that pops up, make sure you change the dimension type to pixels. Enter the width and heigh values of your system, make the resolution 96 and the color mode at RGB. Make sure the "Background Contents" is set to transparent. If you want to set a color profile click on the advanced button. You can also give it a name in the top line.... say "My_Desktop." CLICK OK.,
1. You should now have a new Document with a transparent Layer 1. Click on the shape tool. Make sure "shape layer" is chosen in the top options bar (the would be the second icon from the left, or first that group of three. Next in the same option bar click on the styles menu and then the triangle in the upper right of that requestor and add "glass buttons" to your styles, appending them.
2. Click the new layer button on your Layers Pallet. Pick and choose the rectangle and drag and draw a rectangle picking one of the glass button styles. Choose two other shapes (don't forge the custom shape pallet). So you'll have four layers, three shape layers and one empty at the bottom.
3. Make sure your foreground color is white. Using fairly large type, making sure the top layer is chosen first, add something clever like "My Desktop." After that go Layer > Type > Convert to Shape. what you have should look like the top photo.
4. Next. On Each shape Layer warp or skew each shape. Do this by going commands (ctrl on PC) + t. If you right click (control click for you single button mouse guys) you should be able to choose several ways to "free transform". In CS2 "warp" is included and it's fun. But you should able to at least "skew."
5. Next rasterize each shape layer. then run a motion blur on each. The easy way is run it on one, then choose the next layer and choose Filter and motion blur should be right at the top.
6. Choose the gradient tool (underneath the paint bucket), double click on the gradient bar in the upper left and make a gradient using the colors from the styles you chose. You do this first by clicking under the gradient bar adding more gradient stops (look like little pencils). You double click on each stop and when you move the mouse over your creation you'll have a eye dropper to choose a color. See insert.
7. Drag your gradient across the bottom layer and if you want too take that into into Filter > Liquify and have fun.
8. Click on the top layer, which is your type, which should be white, and put it into "multiply" blending mode. Your type should disappear, although you might still see the outline, if the paths are still chosen in the paths pallet. Don't worry about that.
9. Go Layer > Layer Style > Blending Options and click on the checkboxes of Drop Shadow, Inner Glow and Bevel and Emboss and Contour under that. You can play with some settings on each one by choosing the name. You can get some neat effects. I didn't for this tutorial.
10 Lastly do Command (control on PC) + T, right click and choose Warp and Warp it. For those earlier than CS2, who probably don't have warp you can do something else. Since we made this a shape, each letter is a vector, so you can choose the Path Selection tool above the Pen Tool and warp each letter individually.
11. Merry Christmas and have fun.
The thumbnail for a video tutorial I am making for beginners on how to play The Golf Club 2. It illustrates a full round of golf with pointers along the way.
Added Bride of Franken lightly on the black areas of the polish. It's a nice spacey looking glitter. If you don't have this something like the INM Northern Lights Top Coat would work as well.
Just posted this tutorial on my blog:
soseptember.blogspot.com/2009/04/reversible-flowerpot-wra...
easy peasy and a fun Mother's Day idea.
just an example picturese used in some explanation of my workflow in www.pentaxforums.com/forums/groups/135-astrophotography/5...
colocar la masa en cualquier base. Se pega en madera, metal, cristal y plastico.
Yo por ejemplo he usado un anillo de Zamak como base.
free pattern with tutorial plus free printable here: sewmamasew.com/2013/07/sewing-sayings-embroidery-pattern-...
Read the tutorial in full here: kittybabylove.com/blog/draw-string-bag-tutorial
I like to sew this part with the fold facing right and the body of the bag on my left hand side (as seen above). This way you can sew down the edge of both sides in 1 swoop. See the above image to see what I mean. Just sew right over the sewn edge/divide, don’t be scared!
These photos are from a tutorial on how to make double hair buns.
For more information please visit:
tutorial with link to printable template here: imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2012/12/raccoon-felt-ornament.html
see all of the #raccoonsfor2013 projects, tutorials, and patterns here: imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2012/12/raccoon-week-project-ro...
If you are feeling crafty this is a cute little project for making a little pincushion headband or wristlet using scraps of lovely fabrics, hilarywagstaff.tumblr.com
This tutorial is the fifth in the list, and t's a 4.5 by 4.5 in. “wee pinwheel”. As the other tutorials of this series, it's downloadable in PDF and it comes in both English and Spanish.
Acompanhe o tutorial "Cidade em Chamas e Meteoro" para usuários de nível médio do Photoshop.
Artigo original (em inglês): www.psdvault.com/photo-effect/create-dramatic-meteor-and-...
Artigo em português: www.tutoriart.com.br/tutorial-queda-de-meteoro-e-cidade-e...
Here is a tutorial for the Neon Tube. I got the idea from a Paintshop tutorial. and I had to find it again. The updated tutorial has been posted.
Click here for the full sized image of this tutorial.
When it comes up, you may have to click the magnifying to see the image in it's full size.
I am keeping this tutorial up ,because it uses different techniques to get similar results. Also using steps 21 and 22 of this tutorial, in conjunction with the new tutorial, you can get a more uniform result.
The promised fringe tutorial. Part three of my beginner's Beaded Connections: upcycled plastic necklace tutorial.