Dream A Little Dream

This tutorial was written
by Sarah Fiack on
June 23, 2012
Any resemblance to another
tutorial is purely coincidental.
For this tutorial, I’m using a
tube by Mitzi Sato-Wiuff.
You can purchase this tube at
PSPTUBESTOP.

Supplies:
Tube of Choice
Scrap of choice
I am using one called
Anastasia
by Baby Cakes Scraps
You can purchase the scrap
at Taggers Delight

Open a 600x600 new image.
Open up your tube & scrap supplies.

Copy & paste your main tube as
a new layer onto your main image.
We're going to build the scene around
the tube.

Open a corner element.
Resize 70%.
Paste on the bottom layer
by your main tube.

Add a drop shadow to the tube
& corner element layers.
2,2,50,5 Black.

Open grass stalks element.
Resize 50% twice.
Paste behind your main tube twice
side by side.
You want the stalks to appear to be
coming up from the corner element.

Select a leaf branch element.
Flip.
Paste once along the vertical part
of the corner element. Make sure the branch is
on the bottom layer of the tag.

Duplicate the branch once.
On the duplicated layer -D1
rotate free rotate right 15.

Duplicate the D1 layer &
this is D2 - rotate this one right 15,
Move over slightly to the right.
Repeat these steps until you have a total of
5 leaf layers along the back of the tag.

Merge the 5 leaf layers together.
Adjust blur gauassian 5.00
On your layer palette, fade the leaf blur layer
to about 55 by lowering the opacity.

Open falling scattering flowers element.
Resize 70%.
Rotate free rotate left 25,
Paste above the blurred leaf layer near the top
of the tag.

Open hanging lights element.
Resize 80% twice.
Paste between the tube & corner element layer.
You want it on the side of the tube.
Add the earlier drop shadow to the lights layer.

Open a butterfly element.
Resize 20%.
Paste on the top at the end of the string of
hanging lights.

Open a word stone element.
Resize 60% & 70% once each.
Paste on the bottom part of the corner element.

Merge layers visible.
Crop to desired size.
Add artist copyright info & name.
Save as png.
Thanks for trying my tutorial