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OK, sorry if this has already been brought up, but still rather new and trying to take it all in... How do you "create" digital papers? I really, really, want to learn!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
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OK, sorry if this has already been brought up, but still rather new and trying to take it all in... How do you "create" digital papers? I really, really, want to learn!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
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Hey Karey, it's me Sharon. Wish I could help, but I would like to know also!!! Any help!! -
Originally posted by Karey1970 View Post OK, sorry if this has already been brought up, but still rather new and trying to take it all in... How do you "create" digital papers? I really, really, want to learn!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
i use paint shop pro so i can only tell you how i do them in psp
open an image with either a transparent or the colour of your choice background
if its transparent you can choose a colour and a texture and fill the image - you will have a digital paper scrap
to make it totally different use brushes to get the effect you want
hope that helps
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Ah does this mean if I dont have PSP or similar, I wont be able to make temps and embels?My Buddy is Angelwithin
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theres a programme called gimp that is free and easy to use (so ive been told) that you can make embies etc in you can download it for free at http://www.gimp.org/windows/
linda will be able to tell you more about it
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You can download the Gimp and it's free, not just a trial. It does most things the expensive programs do.
Download at:http://www.gimp.org/windows/
TUTORIAL FOR MAKING PNG TRANSPARENCIES USING GIMP
1.Open your clipart in the Gimp program
2.Go to layer & click on transparency, click to the right for menu
3.Click on add alpha channel
4.Go to tools-selection tools-fuzzy select
5.Click on your white background
6.Go to edit & click on cut
7.Go to file-save as. Name your document. Choose folder you want to save in.
8.Click on select file type-click on png- click on save.
9.In the box that comes up, place a checkmark beside:
save background color; save resolution; save color values.
10.Hit ok
This sounds like a lot of steps, but it's really fast & easy to do.
Doing this will get rid of the dreaded "white box".sigpicComment
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