Sale + Arctic Freeze & Frayed Edges

vicigreenlees · Sat Nov 01, 2008 10:50 am

hey everybody got two new items in store just in time to celebrate DSD! Not only that but all of my products are on sale at 30% off from the 1st November until the 3rd, so pop on by my store and grab a bargain! Also if you are buying any of my hybrid albums make sure you use the special promo code sent out in the newsletter to get extra savings on top og my sale prices!

NEW PRODUCT : ARCTIC FREEZE PAPER PACK

NEW PRODUCT : FRAYED EDGES

DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKING DAY SALE!

-Tracy- · Sat Nov 01, 2008 11:04 am

I am totally in love with both of these Vici!!!

RandiOh · Sat Nov 01, 2008 11:19 pm

the frayed edges are amazing and should be for commercial use

luboost · Sat Nov 01, 2008 11:30 pm

I have a question...So could you take those frayed edges things, and put a pic on it somehow, then the pic would be that shape?

erica

vicigreenlees · Sun Nov 02, 2008 7:33 am

luboost wrote: I have a question...So could you take those frayed edges things, and put a pic on it somehow, then the pic would be that shape?

Yes — absolutely! You would use the .png shape as a mask in Photoshop or what ever program you were using. You would make sure you had you layers palette visible, open the fabric frayed edge .png that you wanted to use, place it in your layout, then open the image you wanted to use, place it in your layout ABOVE the fabric frayed edge — place your curser inbetween the two layers in the layers palette and 'alt' click. This will mask the image into the shape of the fabric. You can use this method with any shape like the fabric frayed edges.

Hope this helps!

Sun Nov 02, 2008 10:52 am

These are terrific!!!

For the person asking about the masks, there is a super easy tutorial for clipping masks over at DigiScrapping Tutorials RIGHT HERE.

dianagirly · Sun Nov 02, 2008 11:04 am

Loooove them!! That paper is exactly what I was looking for recently!

luboost · Sun Nov 02, 2008 2:22 pm

vicigreenlees wrote:
luboost wrote: I have a question...So could you take those frayed edges things, and put a pic on it somehow, then the pic would be that shape?
Yes — absolutely! You would use the .png shape as a mask in Photoshop or what ever program you were using. You would make sure you had you layers palette visible, open the fabric frayed edge .png that you wanted to use, place it in your layout, then open the image you wanted to use, place it in your layout ABOVE the fabric frayed edge — place your curser inbetween the two layers in the layers palette and 'alt' click. This will mask the image into the shape of the fabric. You can use this method with any shape like the fabric frayed edges.

Hope this helps!

Thanks!

I think I even get that! :winkb:lol

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