
Lady Cupcake
This tutorial was written
by Sarah Fiack on
June 4, 2012
Any resemblance to another
tutorial is purely coincidental.
For this tutorial, I’m using a
tube by Rene Kunert
You can purchase it at
her store
The tube I am using is a Limited Edition.
Supplies:
Tube of choice
Scrap of choice
I am using a PTU scrap called Colour Pop_Red
by CBJ. You can purchase the scrap at
Dreamscape-Imaging
TreseMask0034
Here
Open a 600x600 new image.
Open up your tube & scrap supplies.
Choose a frame of choice.
Resize 88%.
Paste as a new layer.
Using your magic wand
tool, & holding the shift button
down: click inside the inner
parts.
Selections modify by 6.
Add a new raster layer.
Fill different sections
inside the frame with
different colors from your
main tube.
Once filled, move this layer
underneath the frame in your
layer palette.
Open a scrap paper.
Resize 75%.
Paste the paper as a
new layer.
Selections invert &
press delete.
Select none.
Move this layer directly
underneath frame layer.
On your paper layer, in your
layer palette, change the blend mode
to overlay.
On your main tube,
resize 75% & 90%.
Paste as a new layer making sure its
the top layer on your tag.
Add a drop shadow to
the frame & tube layer.
2,2,50,5 black.
Open a draped cloth element.
Resize 45%.
Paste on opposite of your tube
along the side of the frame.
Change the blend mode on this
layer to Luminance.
Open a flower element.
Resize 25%.
Paste on top corner of the
draped cloth.
Open a vertical stitches element.
Resize 48%.
Mirror once.
Paste underneath the draped cloth element.
Duplicate once & mirror.
Move the copy layer back to by the original.
Paste a small tile on the bottom of the stitches
where they meet.
Add a new raster layer to above the
bottom layer on the tag.
Fill with a color of choice.
Apply the mask TreseMask0034.
Merge group.
Add any text or saying you want
to tag. I did Lady Cupcake
on the cupcake.
It is entirely optional.
Do add the earlier drop shadow
to your text.
Merge layers visible.
Resize 88%
Add artist copyright info & name.
Save as png.
Thanks for trying my tutorial.








