This tutorial is of my own creation and any resemblance to any other tuts is purely coincidental. This tutorial is for personal use only, using it for monetary gain is against our TOU's.

Supplies:

Gimp or program of choice

PTU scrap kit the Great Outdoors from Gimptastic Scraps

Tube of choice. I am using pinuptoons. You must have a license to use these. Purchase them at CDO.

Template 152 from me HERE

Font- Alex Brush

-Open template. Delete credits. Image>Canvas Size 600x600 px and click center.

-Let's add papers to the template layers. Make the template layer active (see below). Right click template layer in layer box and choose alpha to selection. Open paper (see below). Right click paper layer in layer box and choose add alpha channel. Select>Invert. Press delete on your keyboard. Select>None.Filters>Light & Shadow>Drop Shadow 2, 2, 2, black, 50. Delete the original template layer.Here are the template layers and which papers I used:

1-paper 7

2- paper 9

3- paper 8

4- paper 1

5- paper 10

6- paper 3

7 & 8- paper 6

-Open frame 2. Make the bottom layer in the layer box. Layer>Scale Layer 70%. Place in the middle of canvas/tag. Repeat drop shadow.

-Open frame 1. Make the bottom layer. Scale 8%. Place in the middle of canvas/tag. Repeat drop shadow.

-Open tube. Move below words 2 back layer. Scale 85%. Place in the center of tag. Repeat drop shadow.

-Make words 1 active. Colors>Colorize. Change only the lightness to 100. Alpha to seleciton. Select>Grow by 2. Layer>New Layer. Move this new layer below the words 2 layer. Change your foreground color to white and select the bucket fill tool. Fill the selection. Select none. Filters>Blur>Gaussian BLur on default. Make words 1 active again. Repeat drop shadow.

-Make words 2 active. Filters>Noise>RGB Noise on default. Filters>Decor>Add Bevel. Uncheck work on copy.

-Make words back 2 active and repeat drop shadow.

Elements:

tree bark

pinecone - Rotate 15

string

flower 2

leaf scatter

stick

bird

butterfly 1

compass

twirl

-Add your name and copyright and you're done!