I'M STUFFED

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This tutorial was written by me on 24th November 2010

 It assumes you have working knowledge of PSP and Animation Shop and it's tools, was written in Version 9, feel free to merge layers as when needed, unless otherwise stated

You will need:

Template 'Im stuffed' which you can download here

Tube of choice, I am using the work of Elias Chatzoudis, you need a licence to use his work
My supplies here

On to the tutorial...

Open the template and duplicate and close the original > delete the copyright layer

activate circle background layer > float > defloat > open paper1 and paste as a new layer > invert and hit delete > select none and delete the original layer

activate group-copy of circle > effects > artistic > sepia toning, settings: 75 > ok

adjust > brightness/contrast > -40 brighness / contrast 0 > ok

duplicate > merge down > twice

activate inner backrectangle > selections > float > defloat > open paper2 and paste as a new layer > invert and hit delete > select none > delete original layer

activate backrectangle > float > defloat > open paper3 and paste as a new layer > invert and delete > delete the original layer

repeat the above steps with the dotted line fill using the same paper

activate the doodles layer and apply the same sepia tonig and same brightness adjustment

delete both the word arts on the tag ( black and white )

activate the large circle again > float > defloat > open tube and paste as a new layer > invert and delete > select none

apply the same sepia toning to the tube then lower the opacity to around 65

add a drop shadow of choice to the wordart in the large circle

activate the tag layer > float > defloat > open paper4 and paste as a new layer > invert and hit delete > delete the original layer > merge down the tag and the shadow

merge visible all the parts of the tag including eyelet > drop shadow

activate outer happy thanksgiving and apply the sepia toning twice then apply the same brightness/contrast as before

open main tube and paste as a new layer > position > drop shadow

If you have any questions or comments regarding this tutorialplease leave me a comment below or write a message
in my Chat Box, alternatively you can email me at clare_33@live.co.uk