Alluring & Provocative - PTU

  This tutorial is written for those with knowledge of PSP
Supplies Needed:
Tube of choice: Im using the wonderful art work of Freya Langford-Sidebottom
This is an exclusive tube to The Creative Chicks
You can find his work HERE
PTU Scrap Kit by Jen from Sweet Temptations called "Hot in Pink"
You an purchase this awesome kit HERE
Template #107 by Millie's from Millies PSP Madness
You can get this HERE
Don't forget to leave a thank you when downloading
Plugins Used:
Xero Radiance   Ok Lets get Started:
Open template - Shift D to duplicate then close out original
Resize 90% all layers checked
Canvas size 700x670
delete copyright   Click on Layer 1 selections,select all, float,defloat
paste a paper of choice from the kit - I used paper8
selection invert delete
select none delete the original   Click on Layers 2 & 3 selections,select all, float,defloat
paste a paper of choice from the kit - I used paper9
selection invert delete
select none delete the original   Click on Layer 4 & add blinds effect   Click on Layer 5 selections,select all, float,defloat
add a new layer and flood fill with gradient of choice
select none delete the original
Add blinds effect again   Click on Layer 6 & add blinds effect   Click on Layers 7&8 selections,select all, float,defloat
paste a paper of choice from the kit - I used paper7
selection invert delete
select none delete the original
I added a border with noise to the circle Add closeup of tubes inside the circle
Apply Xero Radiance with settings of choice   Click on Layers 9 selections,select all, float,defloat
add a new layer and flood fill with white
add noise of choice
select none delete the original   Click on the wordart and flood fill with another gradient   Place your main tube
Xero Radiance with settings of choice   Now time to add our elements
I used the following:
Balloon 1
Bear
Candle
Cupcake 1&2
Goblet
Heart 1&2
Wine   Merge your layers
Add mask of choice   Place your name where you like it
Add the Copyright and your License Number for the tube
Resize to your liking and save as PNG
This tutorial was created on October 30, 2012 by Rhonda
Any resemblance to another Tag or Tutorial is purely coincidental