♥Pretty Pretty Princess♥

Pretty Pretty Princess
©Barbara Butler
October 2013

Materials:
Scrap Kit-Pretty Princess by Amy Marie.  This kit can be found at www.amymarieskits.com
Mask-WSL169


01.  New Image 900X675 72dpi.

02.  Paste Pp1 on to the canvas.  Apply mask and merge mask group.  Duplicate the layer two times and then merge the three together.

03.  Paste Element 7 on to the canvas.  Resize by 75% three times and place on the bottom left.

04.  Paste Element 1 on to the canvas.  Resize by 75% twice and place on top of Element 7.

05.  Paste Element 14 on to the canvas.  Resize by 75% twice and place on the bottom right.

06.  Paste Element 32 on to the canvas.  Mirror it and place it on the left side.  Paste it on the canvas again and place this one on the right side.

07.  Paste Element 62 on to the canvas twice.  Place one on the top left, mirror the other and place that one on the top right.  Merge the two together.   Go to your paper layer select all, float, defloat.  Invert the selection and go back to the element and hit the delete key.

08.  Paste Element 60 on to the canvas.  Resize by 75% twice and place beside the leaf on the right side.

09.  Paste Element 65 on to the canvas.  Place behind the Element 62 on top.

10.  Paste Element 68 on to the canvas.  Place on the right side and below the other elements.

11.  Paste Element 66 on to the canvas.  Place it on the bottom and below the other elements.

12.  Paste Element 79 on to the canvas.  Resize it by 75% three times.  Mirror it and place in front of the leaf.

13.  Paste Element 95 on to the canvas.  Resize it by 75% twice.  Place on the bottom.

14.  Paste Element 111 on to the canvas.  Resizes it by 75% twice and place it on the top left.

15.  Paste tube of choice on to the canvas.  Resize as needed and place to your liking (depending on the tube you might want to move some of the elements around a little).  Add copyright.

16.  Add name and save as a pspimage.  Add any effects you would like.  Crop and resize the tag as needed.  Save as a png and you are done.

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