Ptu - Trick Or Treat

This tutorial was written in PSP 9 and can be used with any other version. I assume that you have a working knowledge of PSP.

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Supplies Needed:

Tube of choice/close up

Paid Scrap kit by SweetToothStudios

"CuteNSweet" Purchase at SmileyCreations

Font of choice

Addams

Vix_Mask404

Plugins Optional:

red paw media - beautifier

Spiderweb of choice- 

Draw it on there with paintbrush

Tutorial shortcut index:

"Delete" on your keyboard under Insert.

"C/P" copy and paste as new layer.

Remove "O/L" Remove original layer.

"D/S" Drop shadow located in 3D effects.

"R/S" Resize layer located in Image.

New "R/L" Raster layer, in Layers.

"outer glow" Gradient glow from eye candy

Or my method on my blog under "How to dos"

Good D/S settings:

0, 0, 57, 6, color black

Good add noise settings:

Uniform- 70-90 % noise monochrome

Random- 10-34% noise monochrome

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Open 600x600 canvas, flood fill any color of choice

Open paper 10, C/P onto canvas, apply your mask

Open paper11, R/S to 50% C/P onto canvas

Apply your mask again. drag paper10 on the top

Using deform tool smoosh it around alittle 

Now drag it behind the orange layer, until you see it

poking out of the sides. in order to get it all around i duplicated

4 times. you should have 4 different layers around the orange paper

Open Element12, R/S to 50% C/P onto canvas

Open Element13, R/S to 13% C/P onto canvas 

Open Element7, R/S to 10% C/P onto canvas

Open Element15, R/S to 30% C/P onto canvas

Open Element26, R/S to 30% C/P onto canvas

Open Element16, R/S to 15% C/P onto canvas

Open Element28, R/S to 40% C/P onto canvas

Open Element37, R/S to 25% C/P onto canvas

Open Element27, R/S to 30% C/P onto canvas

Open Element4, R/S to 20% C/P onto canvas

Open Element45, R/S to 10% C/P onto canvas

Open Element3, R/S to 8% C/P onto canvas

Now place these where you want or use my tag as a guide

Apply your copyrights,  add your name save as a PNG

You're done!

Thanks for trying my tutorial.

Now lets see those results.

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This tutorial was written on September 30th, 2015 by Melissa.

In no way may this tutorial be copied to another

website without the creators permission. Any resemblance

to this tutorial is purely coincidental.