This tutorial is for those that have a working knowledge of Psp.

Supplies needed:

Tube of choice.

I’m using the artwork of Keith Garvey. You have to purchase a license to use her work Here

Sweet Baby Boy by Sarah and can be purchased at Pimp my Tags with Scraps

Template # 334 made by Missy and you can download it at Divine Intentionz

Ok lets gets started
Open temp and change canvas size to 700 by 700

Delete all wording

Add your tube of choice onto your tag and place where you want it. Add a dropshodow.

Fill in all your shapes with papers from your kit by selecting the shape - float - defloat - place paper over the shape - invert - delete - select none and delete original layer.

Then add glittered edges to all your shapes by after doing the above steps select the shape again - float - defloat - modify - contract by 2 - 4 - invert - add 100% noise and select none. Add Dropshadow.

Use a close up tube of choice and add it to the two single circles to the left and right - invert and delete - select none - add Xero Radiance on default to the tubes and then change the blend mode to multiply.

Elements

Ribbon 2 - Resize by 50% and place over the top of the left circle - duplicate and mirror. Merge together and add a dropshadow.

Button 4 - Resize by 50% three times and place over the bow of ribbon 2 - duplicate and mirror. merge together and sharpen.

Star 1 - Resize by 50% and then duplicate twice - resize those two to different sizes and arrange in the top left corner.

Clip - Resize by 50% and mirror and then place over the right rectangle.

Bubbles - Resize by 50% twice and duplicate then place in desired position.

Flowers - Resize and arrange in the bottom left corner.

Wordart - Resize by 90% and add 100% noise - place at the bottom and erase a section so it looks like its weaving thro the tube.

.Add your copyright and license number and name.

Then to save with a transperent background you just hide the white background - merge visable - delete the white background - then save as .png

Finished
Thankyou
This tut was created in August 2010