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Everything you need to know to create scrapbook pages and embellishments.
This year consider doing something a little different–turn a photo into a Christmas tree ornament and put it on your scrapbook layout. It will really make your page pop!
Here’s a fun “punch art” technique to give a homespun look to your next digital scrapbook page!
As you wind up your scrapbook pages of summer fun, consider creating an effect that makes you feel as though you’re looking back longingly through the window of time.
The torn edge adds texture to your page and blends with almost any style, from funky to elegant, even a wedding page can get a boost from this versatile technique.
Matt shows you how to set up backgrounds for your scrapbook pages.
Matt has put together this nice color theme that would work great for a Mothers Day page.
In this tutorial, we’ll create a mock postage stamp from a photo, and then show how to use it as a fun design on a personalized postcard.
Some photos, even though they’re taken in a modern setting, beg for a more old-fashioned look. You can use adjustment layers in Photoshop Elements to create just the look you want, and then make it more believable by adding a white deckle edge to the photo.
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- Selection Tools, Part 2
- Learning to Love Levels
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- Selection Tools, Part 3
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- Using Displacement Maps
- Place a Subject Seamlessly on a New Background
- Portrait Finishing Touches
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- The Brush Tool
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- Getting True Symmetry in Your Photos
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