EFR Exclusive Templates

2 Templates available at EFR - HERE

 

Mask - How To

  If you have a mask you plan on using and want to keep your mask folder un cluttered....this is how I do it.

I open the mask I want in PSP....I add the paper

Go to "layers"/new mask layer/from image/make sure your "invert mask" is not checked/hit ok/merge group

*** If your mask looks like the following, when you want to use this, follow the same steps EXCEPT make sure "invert mask" is checked

Hope this answers your questions...thanks

Template #41

New template to play with. As usual, would love to see what you create! Thanks

You can get this - HERE

 

EFR Template Show Off

Made this template for the EFR Blog. The template you can download - HERE 

Denise

Hello Fall - PTU

Scrap kit - Emma's "Amber Breeze" - HERE

Mask - Your choice

Template - Vicki's - HERE (2nd one)

Tube - Trinita - HERE

***Disclaimer***

This tutorial is of my own creation. I am using PSP2019. Please leave a thanks when downloading.  If I am using a template, I always start at the bottom and work my way up. If using a FTU or PTU tube - please don't use without proper copyright. Always drop shadow as you go. If you try one of my tuts, I would love to display it on my blog....thanks

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Open template, delete top 4 layers, raster1 and white layer

P5 - apply mask/merge group/send to bottom

E119 - resize 80%

Raster8 & copy - p8

Raster2 - p4

Copy of raster2 - p3

E65 - resize 45%

Duplicate/mirror

Raster3 - p6

Raster7, copy, and 4 - flood fill

E116 - resize 80%

Position tube

E61 - resize 40%

I added a small gradient glow

E87 - resize 50%

E69 - resize 40%

E35 - resize 40%

WA3 - resize 40%

Merge visible/crop/resize as needed/add proper copyright

Amber Breeze Clusters

Wow, has been a while since I have made clusters. 

Amber Breeze by Diamond Creations can be found - HERE

The clusters are FTU. Just click on them and save. As usual, would love to see what you create! Thanks a bunch, Pammers

EFR Template Show-Off

These 2 templates can be found on the EFR Blog -  HERE

Twylyght