Irish Luck

Remember, my tutorials are a guideline only, let your imagination free.

Materials needed:

A scrapkit from Dnscraps

Called Journey Throught the lot

A mask from me :)

Click to enlarge, save as jpg

A tube of choice

I chose one from ©Barbara Jensen  @ SATC

Animationshop(optional)

And an animation (optional)

Mine comes from @ Scrappy bit of fun

I chose Simona ani 315

Let's begin

Open your tube and mask in PSP

New image 600x600 white bg

New layer

Select all

Copy paper11  and paste into selection

Select none.

Apply the mask

Merge group

Now here is something different, instead of telling you where to put all the elements I have made a tag-build-up animation to show you how I did mine.

The original idea for this animation comes from René Kunert aka giZZy, and I was given permission to use it in my tutorials, Thank you giZ you're the best!!

http://www.rebel-dezigns.com/

The animation starts after I have applied the mask.

Crop your whole image, add your tube, give everything a dropshadow.

Add the correct ©info, your license number and name after you have resized

If you don't want to animate : Save as .jpg or export as .png

For adding the animation I did the following:

I merged the 5 bottom layers of my tag

preview

Copy and paste it to animation shop as a new animation.

Open the animation you like to use.

Mine has 35 frames, that is a lot so I culled the animation.

Activate the animation, edit select all.

Animation, cull animation.

Remove 1 frame every 2 frames, so I ended up with 18 frames.

Activate your tag, duplicate the image (CTRL+C, CTRL+L) untill you have 18 frames.

Edit select all.

Go back to your animation.

Copy and paste into selected frame(first frame of your tag)

Preview your animation to make sure you like it :)

Go back to PSP.

Hide the merged layer, activate the top layer and merge visible.

Copy and paste this into animationshop as a new animation.

Now make sure propogate paste is on (edit, propogate paste)

Copy, right click into your first frame of your animation and paste into selected frame.

Save as .gif

©JustSan 27-Feb-2013