Amy & Leah's Gimptastic Tuts: PTU Tut- Jingle Jangle

Friday, November 23, 2012

PTU Tut- Jingle Jangle

3:29 PM | Posted by Amy&Leah | Edit Post

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 kit Jingle Jangle from Creative Intentionz. You can purchase this kit at The PSP Project.

Mask 310 from weescotslass

Font- The Great Escape

-File>New 600x600 px.

-Open paper 2. Layer>Transparency>Add Alpha Channel. Layer>Scale Layer 65%. Select the ellipse tool and make selection in the center of the canvas.

Select>Invert. Select>Shrink 30. Press delete on your keyboard. Select>None. Filters>Decor>Add Bevel. Uncheck work on copy and leave the rest of the settings. Place near bottom left of canvas. Repeat for paper 4. Place this frame towards the top right of canvas.

-Make the red frame active. Select the magic wand and click inside red frame. Select>Grow 5. Open paper 1 and move paper layer below frame layer in the layer box. Add alpha channel. Invert & delete. Select none. Repeat for green frame usinf paper 3. Make the red frame active again. Add drop shadow of 2, 2, 3, black, 35. Repeat drop shadow on green frame.

-Open paper 5. Make the bottom layer. Add alpha channel. Scale 45%. Select the rotate tool and click canvas. In the angle box put 15. Layer>Transparency>Alpha To Selection. Shrink 30. Delete. Select none. Add bevel. Add paper 7 to this frame (repeat steps above for adding paper to red frame). Repeat drop shadow on blur frame. Repeat with paper 8, Only rotate -15 and add paper 6 to frame.

-Open element 22. Make the top layer. Scale 50%. Place at the bottom of the tag. Repeat drop shadow.

-Open element 13. Move this layer below the word art layer. Place in the middle of tag. Repeat drop shadow.

Other elements:

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10

18

24

11

14

25 - Rotate 10

-Open paper 7. Make the bottom layer. Apply mask. Click HERE to learn how to use masks in gimp.

-Add name and copyright and you're done!