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L’Arena dei barbari è lo step iniziale dove la difficoltà inizia a farsi più presente: parliamo dell’arena dove i giocatori arrivano dopo aver assapor...

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Watchtower - Build Stage 3b by godswearhats

Tutorial for building a Warhammer Watchtower

Hexalogacabin Tutorial by Sarah Witherby

I've posted a quick tutorial for a hexie log cabin here

Tutorial : Recycle Coat from Barbie to Blythe 3/5 by Bruno

Cut on the sewing (stop at the mark)

Weighted Blanket Tutorial by kelly

Please join me on the blog today as I make up a simple, weighted blanket - commonly used for people with sensory disorders, those on the autism spectrum, and to help treat anxiety conditions.

This version is made in flannel and bound with a 1/4" double-fold binding. It weighs 4 pounds, with 6" channels, and measures approximately 39" by 51".

Thrifty Decor by Julie

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Tutorial & Review Images by Ann Nguyen

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Tutorial: last-minute coasters by Kim S.

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Details at Leland Ave Studios.

Dress Tutorial 2 by Stasia

Dress tutorial for Lati Yellow Special that I'll be posting on Den of Angels.

Tutorial- Hime Pigtails by Violet LeBeaux

These photos are from a tutorial on how to create Hime style curly teased piggy tails.

For more information please see:

www.violetlebeaux.com

marbling imitation 2 by Larissa Joonas

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tutorial of marbling imitation with polymer clay

Patrón by Alba

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Tutorial de camisetitas con dibujos para nuestras nenas, para subir a Oh Blythe!

machine binding tutorial 9 by Elsie'sGirl

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blogged here

DIY Memory Game finished product by Stine Flamant

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Photos for tutorial for Excite Japan. All design, photos and descriptions are strictly copyrighted. Don't use without permission - please respect my intellectual property.

I'll post a link when it's all in place!

Marionette Tutorial 'Bride' by How I Made It Project

For a tutorial on how to make this, plus loads more visit my blog...

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Gimp Glass Cutout Tutorial Step 7 by Angela Hanley

Creating the Drop Shadow

7a. Make top "New Layer#3" invisible and select "New Layer#2" to make it visible and active.

7b. Click Filters, Blur, Gaussian Blur, and choose between 10-13 pixels, RLE mode.

7c. We have to Offset the drop shadow by either by clicking on Layer, Transform, Offset. In the X and Y settings choose 12 pixels and click Offset at the bottom.

A "Scanner Darkly" Try by Tennessee_Gator

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I did this and my goal was to emulate the " A Scanner Darkly" in Photoshop without using brushes and doing hand coloring. Below is my method. Inside the red oval in the photo is the original.

1. Duplicate background layer.

2. Command/control + shfit + u to desaturate.

3. Duplicate "Layer 1" to "Layer 1 copy" (command/control + j with the layer chosen).

4 Invert "Layer 1 copy" (command/control + i)

5. With "Layer 1 copy" chosen run Filter > Blur > Motion blur at angle 23 and distance of 500 (this can be different depending on the photo.... experiment). This gives you a sketch look.

6. Holding the shift key choose "Layer 1" and "Layer 1 copy" and do command/control + g, putting the sketch effect into it's own group. You can name it sketch if you'd like.

7. Click the eye next to "Group 1" or "Sketch" if you've renamed it to turn it off.

8, Click back on the background layer and duplicate it again (command/control + j)

9. In CS2 and above run surface blur at Radius: 50 and Threshold: 50. This unifies the colors. Prior to CS2 try gaussian blur, but I'm not sure what settings.

10. With the "Background copy" still chosen on the Layers Panel use the keyboard shortcut command/control + ] to move the "Background copy" Layer above "Group 1". You can also click and drag it if you insist on using the mouse.

11. Put the top "Background copy" layer in multiply mode and click and turn ON the eye next to "Group 1". You should now have a sketchy photoish piece. But there's more because we need to get those lines like a comicbook drawing.

12. Holding the option/alt key down, from the Layers Panel's adjustment layer menu add a posterize adjustment layer. The option/alt key brings up a requester and you should check the "Use Previous Layer to Create Clipping Mask." This clips this layer to the layer immediately below it, the "Background copy." Set the levels at 8 on the next requester and click OK.

13. Now before you click anything else go Edit > Fill and choose black filling the adjustment layer's mask with black, taking away the affect.

14. Now, with the adjustment layer's mask still chosen, Go Filter > Noise > Add Noise and move the slider all the way to the right. I chose gaussian. This softens the edges of the edges.

15. Lastly, go the the adjustment layer menu again add a "Photo Filter" adjustment layer and choose "Cooling Filter (80)" or warming filter, whichever you prefer.

You're done. Now the methods here opens up many possibilites. think about it.

How to Create a Magic Wand Icon by vectips