100 % Goth Chic

This tutorial was written by me on April 8, 2010 using PSP9.  All my tutorials assume you have some knowledge of PSP.

Supplies:

Tube of choice - I'm using Elias Chatzoudis' Limited Edition tube that is no longer available.  Do not use any of his images without a proper license.  You can visit MyPSPTubes to purchase tubes/license.

Scrap kit - I'm using Nette's part of the Goth Chic blog train.  You can visit her blog Nette's Nightowl Works to download and follow the rest of the train.

Mask of Choice - I'm using WSL Mask 221 from Chelle.  You can visit her blog here to download. Just look to right and you will find the download links to her masks.

Font of choice - I'm using Jayne Print which you can get from Dafont.

Open your tube, mask, and supplies in PSP and minimize for now - new image - 700 x 700 white

1.  Copy/paste Paper 3 as new layer - use your deform tool to stretch to cover your canvas if needed - layers - new mask layer - from image - find your mask - apply - merge group 

2.  Copy/paste SpatterFrame3 as new layer - resize if needed - position in the center of your canvas - arrange your mask layer behind your frame layer how you want - dropshadow frame

3.  Copy/paste your tube as new layer - resize if needed and position over frame opening - dropshadow

4.  Copy/paste Heart element as new layer - resize - position to the top right of frame layer - dropshadow - copy/paste 2 eggs of choice as new layers - resize - position over top of heart element rotating to your preference - adjust - sharpen - adjust -sharpen more - dropshadow

5.  Copy/paste Bunny as new layer - resize - position on the bottom left corner of tag - dropshadow

6.  Copy/paste Label of choice - resize - move below frame layer and up to where it is just touching the bottom of your tube - dropshadow

7.  Close background layer - crop/resize your tag to your preference - add copyright/license and name - save as .png.