School Daze ~ PTU

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This tutorial was written by Sharon on August 18, 2011

For more info read my TOU

Supplies Needed

PTU Scrapkit Back To School by Judith here

The font I used is CrayonE which you can get here

The tube I used is by Nils, you will need a license to use which you can purchase from PTE here

Open a new transparent canvas 700x700, we will resize later

Floodfill with white

Paste frame 13 as a new layer

Resize to 20%

Using your magic wand click inside the transparent areas

Expand 5

Paste paper 23 as a new layer

Invert your selection

Delete

Deselect

Move to below the frame layer

Paste your tube as a new layer

Resize as needed

Position on one of the transparent areas

Add drop shadow

Move to below the frame layer

Repeat for the other 2 transparent areas of the frame

Paste element 100 as a new layer

Resize to 5%

Rotate right 45

Position near center right of frame

Add drop shadow

Paste element 107 as a new layer

Resize to 15%

Position as shown on my tag

Add drop shadow

Paste element 121 as a new layer

Resize to 20%

Rotate left 45

Position as shown on my tag

Add drop shadow

Duplicate

Rotate right 90

Position as shown on my tag

Paste element 123 as a new layer

Resize to 20%

Position as shown on my tag

Rotate right 45

Add drop shadow

Duplicate

Rotate left 90

Position as shown on my tag

Paste element 142 as a new layer

Resize to 5%

Resize again to 75%

Position upper right corner

Add drop shadow

Paste element 47 as a new layer

Resize to 5%

Rotate left 30

Position on the diary

Add drop shadow

Paste element 197 as a new layer

Resize to 5%

Position lower left corner

Add drop shadow

Paste element 61 as a new layer

Resize to 5%

Position as shown on my tag

Rotate left 45

Add drop shadow

Paste element 72 as a new layer

Resize to 5%

Resize again to 75%

Rotate left 25

Position at bottom of glue

Add drop shadow

Add your name

Resize all layers to 75%

Add your © info

Save as jpg & you're all done!

I hope you enjoyed my tutorial

I would love to post your © compliant result, just email it to me with the tut name in the subject line

:)