BLUE LACE FRAME
PSP8 to PSPX3

This tutorial was written by Jemima ~ APRIL 2013
Copyright © 2013 ~ Jemima ~ All rights reserved

This was created using PSP9 but can be adapted for other versions of PSP.

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You will need the following to complete this tutorial

Materials

windmill.jpg
PIT_lace67.pspimage
Save to a folder on your computer

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Plugins

** EYE CANDY3 **
http://pspgroep.seniorennet.be/filterpagina.htm

** MURA'S FILTER MEISTER **
MuRa's Filter Meister - 2

** GREG'S FACTORY OUTPUT Vol 2 **
http://www.fleursauvage.be/utilitaire/filtres/filtres.htm


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STEP 1

Open a new image 600 x 600
Transparent background
PSPX - X2: Colour Depth = 8bits/channel
PSPX3: Colour Depth RGB = 8bits/channel

Flood fill with DARK BLUE
#234b73

STEP 2

Open up the
PIT_lace67 image in your PSP workspace
Activate
Copy of Raster 5 layer

Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options

Right click on the Title Bar of your frame image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

With your MAGIC WAND
Mode = Replace
Match Mode = RGB Value
Tolerance = 0
Feather = 0
Antialias =
Checked
Sample Merged = UNCHECKED
PSP9 - X3: Check CONTIGUOUS
PSPX
- X3: There is no " Sample Merged"
PSPX - X3: Use all layers = UNChecked

PSP9 - X3: ANTIALIAS =
Outside

Select the OUTER lace area
STEP 3

SELECTIONS >>> INVERT

SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 2

SELECTIONS >>> INVERT

ACTIVATE RASTER 1

EDIT >>> CLEAR
DESELECT

LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE VISIBLE
STEP 4


IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 85%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED
Resample using WEIGHTED AVERAGE

ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN MORE
STEP 5

LAYERS >>> DUPLICATE
Close the MERGED layer

EFFECTS >>> PLUGINS >>> MuRa's Meister >>> Copies >>> Encircle



Click OK

ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN
STEP 6


OPEN and activate the Merged layer

IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 85%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED
Resample using WEIGHTED AVERAGE

ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN


Reposition with your MOVER tool to the top left corner
STEP 7

EFFECTS >>> PLUGINS >>> SIMPLE >>> TOP LEFT MIRROR
STEP 8

LAYERS >>> NEW RASTER LAYER

LAYERS >>> ARRANGE >>> MOVE DOWN

Flood fill with LIGHT BLUE #486785

EFFECTS >>> PLUGINS >>>
Greg's Factory Output Vol II >>> Pool Shadow


STEP 9

ACTIVATE Copy of Merged

With your MAGIC WAND.... Same settings.

Select the CENTRE of your image

SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> EXPAND = 2
STEP 10

ACTIVATE RASTER
1



EDIT >>> CLEAR
DESELECT



STEP 11


ACTIVATE Copy of Merged


LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE DOWN

EFFECTS >>> PLUGINS >>> EYE CANDY 3 >>>
DROP SHADOW



STEP 12

EDIT >>> Repeat Drop Shadow.. change DIRECTION to 135

STEP 13

LAYERS >>> NEW RASTER LAYER

Flood fill with DARK BLUE

SELECTIONS >>> SELECT ALL
SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 2
EDIT >>> CLEAR

Flood fill with WHITE

SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 3
EDIT >>> CLEAR


Flood fill with DARK BLUE

SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 3
EDIT >>> CLEAR

DESELECT

STEP 14

EFFECTS >>> PLUGINS >>> EYE CANDY 3 >>> DROP SHADOW
Same settings BUT Change OPACITY to 80

EDIT >>> Repeat Drop Shadow.. change DIRECTION to
315

LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE VISIBLE

Save as .pspimage image
STEP 15

Open up the
windmill image in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options

Right click on the Title Bar of your frame image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.

IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 80%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED
Resample using WEIGHTED AVERAGE

ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN MORE

LAYERS >>> ARRANGE >>> MOVE DOWN

LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE ALL (Flatten)

Save as .jpg image
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