We’ve uploaded the 2012 calendar files for our “Quick and Easy Calendars” article, and Wendy Williams has added the 2012 template for her “Making a Single Page Calendar” article.
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Brush the dust off of your flatbed scanner and put it to work scanning everyday objects like flowers, coins, toys, and more.
This companion to Diana’s “Get Creative With Dingbats” article shows you how to apply effects to a dingbat to get a beautiful decorative object for cards and other projects.
Dave shows you how to make a reusable filmstrip template for your photos.
Mike was experimenting with the Polar Coordinates filter and came up with this fun two-part project.
One of my favorite projects is to create custom wrappers for candy bars. They can be used for holidays, birthday parties, showers and weddings.
Matt offers up some ways to get the creative juices flowing by making your own custom cover inside Photoshop Elements to replace the stock ones offered by the online book services.
Here’s a pretty cool way to show off your images: make “fake” slide mounts. It’s pretty simple to do, and you can save the mount for use over and over again.
Calendars are fun gifts, and they’re easy to create within Elements. And, with our free calendar templates, you can crank out professional-looking, personalized calendars in no time.
We made a vinyl record in the last tutorial, and now it’s time to continue and make the label.
Personalized photo bookmarks are a unique way of displaying family or pet photos, and they also make delightful gifts for someone who loves to read. By starting off with a few simple steps, then adding your own creativity and photos, you’ll end up with a bookmark any reader will love to carry and show off.
For some time, subscriber and Elements Village member Johnny Vera has been showcasing his “Multiple Johnny” shots in the member galleries and has been helping other members create their own compositions.
Making your own cards is fun and your friends really will appreciate getting a personal card from you.
Dave walks you through how to create flexible edge effects for your photos using displacement maps.
These are the 2012 template files for the “Quick and Easy Calendars from Templates” article in Photoshop Elements Techniques.
Use gradients and the Halftone Filter to create an interesting dotted background for your work.
Ah, the romance and mystique of the Old West Wanted Poster. Let’s create our own poster in Photoshop Elements, with a slightly less sinister tone.
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