For the month of May, the theme on the Scrapbook Campus is Mother's Day and we have a free layered template (in .pspimage format though) to create a Mother's Day card.
You can get it here. Scroll to the bottom while admiring the inspiring layouts for the occasion.
Someone asked me to make a script to generate phrase strips quickly because she had tried and found it was too tedious to do them manually. I did code such a strip and now, in a couple of minutes, you can have dozens of phrase strips in various colors, with various fonts, and additional details. All that is randomized by the script. Keep the ones you like and discard the others.
As a sampler, I chose to use the color palette for the May blog train and generated phrases on the Birthday theme.
This week, I coded a script that will create a swatch palette in PaintShop Pro. Instead of adding colors one by one, this script will very quickly create a custom palette, named the way you want and will include all the colors you want.
As a sample, I used the color palettes from the June, July, and August blog trains, here in the forum. I ran the script and created three palettes that can be just saved in the Swatches folder of PSP.
Those are fabulous Carole! So talented!
Do you mind if I open them in my Paint Shop Pro & then
convert them so that I can use them in Photoshop?
( Personal Use of course ).
* I certainly understand & respect, if you don't allow it. = )
Sure Jenifer.
It is the same as opening a PSD template to use in my PSP (although PSP does open PSD without having to use Photoshop).
In exchange, show me your result
This week, I coded a script that will create a painted frame (4 different designs) that will be drawn based on your image, a quote, or a selection.
I made two samples using the color palette from the June blog train. They are in png format so they can be used in just about any program. They are sized to accommodate 5x7 photos.
This week, I released a script that will generate "scale" patterns, with different options and your choice of colors.
For a sample, I thought of some greenery or some dino themes, so you get seamless tiles with the color arrangement will go vertically, horizontally, and diagonally, plus one full-size page with randomized placement of the colors.
This week, the new product in the store is a script that will create a mask around any section of a photo in order to showcase it with curly lines around OR through it (if you want to use it as a background for example).
A sample mask has been made, in jpg format (so you can use it with other programs).
As a new month starts, in the Campus, we have a new theme, featuring some layouts from this community. The theme is GRILLING, and it comes also with a free "grill alpha".
Check out those layouts and request the freebie in this article.
Today, I released another set of Edge Punches (the third set). You can use those just like you would cut the edges of paper with a punch. Each edge also has a matching corner so you can cut fancy edges around any square/rectangle element.
For a sampler, I created a PNG template for a simple greeting card. Once customized, you can even use a Cricut machine to cut that fancy card and give it to someone special.
This week, I coded a script that will generate a series of gradient tiles starting with your color palette. Keep the tiles you like and discard the others.
For a sample, I created 16 tiles starting with the July Blog Train color palette.
Each tile is a jpg format so they can be used in any program.
This week, I released a script that will help users rename the prefix of filenames they have. It could be to shorten some names that are too long or just change them to something easier to read.
Since this is a tool script, I could not make a sample from it so I decided to create a set of phrase strips revolving around the summer theme.
This week, I had fun creating picture tubes that can be used to "draw" 6 different wood fences, as long as you need them. Some have a set "design" for the planks, while others will randomly place the planks.
For a sampler, I created a 4000-pixel-long fence that was decorated with a sleeping cat and drying vines. It is in PGN format, so it can be used in just about any program.
This week, the newest script allows you to create a layered multi-photo frame template in seconds with your choice of settings.
As a sampler, I created a 6x6 grid frame allowing to display 11 small photos and one large one (although it could also be used as a space for a story, a poem, or meaningful wordart.
This week, I coded a script to generate some decorated beads. This is the third in the series that matches together.
I generated 15 beads in the same colors as the first two sets, which will then yield you a total of 45 matching beads to create bracelets, necklace, etc.
For the month of May, the theme on the Scrapbook Campus is Mother's Day and we have a free layered template (in .pspimage format though) to create a Mother's Day card.
You can get it here. Scroll to the bottom while admiring the inspiring layouts for the occasion.
This week's script turns any thin ribbon into a double bow with various options available to give you even more possibilities.
I created a set of four double bows using Janet Kemp's ribbons.
You can get them on the blog.
Thanks Janet!
Someone asked me to make a script to generate phrase strips quickly because she had tried and found it was too tedious to do them manually. I did code such a strip and now, in a couple of minutes, you can have dozens of phrase strips in various colors, with various fonts, and additional details. All that is randomized by the script. Keep the ones you like and discard the others.
As a sampler, I chose to use the color palette for the May blog train and generated phrases on the Birthday theme.
You can get this on the blog.
This week, I created a set of shaggy wool picture tubes so you can add edges or fringes on anything, in any length or shape.
For a sampler, I made a set of shaggy white digits. Being white, you can colorize them differently to match your project.
Get them on the blog.
This week, I coded a script that will create a swatch palette in PaintShop Pro. Instead of adding colors one by one, this script will very quickly create a custom palette, named the way you want and will include all the colors you want.
As a sample, I used the color palettes from the June, July, and August blog trains, here in the forum. I ran the script and created three palettes that can be just saved in the Swatches folder of PSP.
You can get them on the blog.
Such wonderful shares Carole! ❥
They are a tremendous help in PSP indeed!
This week, the newest script will take all the photos you choose and display them on hanging strings with various random settings.
As a sampler, I created a layered template (in .pspimage format) to show off 10 photos.
You can grab it on the blog.
The new monthly featured freebie is a custom hanging photo template (another one).
You can get it on the blog
Our monthly theme in June is Father's Day, and our freebie is a set of preset shapes for PaintShop Pro, related to fathers.
You can get it on this blog post.
Those are fabulous Carole! So talented!
Do you mind if I open them in my Paint Shop Pro & then
convert them so that I can use them in Photoshop?
( Personal Use of course ).
* I certainly understand & respect, if you don't allow it. = )
Sure Jenifer.
It is the same as opening a PSD template to use in my PSP (although PSP does open PSD without having to use Photoshop).
In exchange, show me your result
AWwww! You got it! ❥
Thank you SOo much!
This week, I coded a script that will create a painted frame (4 different designs) that will be drawn based on your image, a quote, or a selection.
I made two samples using the color palette from the June blog train. They are in png format so they can be used in just about any program. They are sized to accommodate 5x7 photos.
You can get them on the blog.
If you want a chance to win the script itself, post a reply to our Facebook post.
This week, I released a script that will generate "scale" patterns, with different options and your choice of colors.
For a sample, I thought of some greenery or some dino themes, so you get seamless tiles with the color arrangement will go vertically, horizontally, and diagonally, plus one full-size page with randomized placement of the colors.
You can get this set of paper/tiles on the blog.
This week, I coded a script to help you customize a datestamp with your choice of color, text, font and textures.
I created a set of "blank" samples for the days of the week where you can add your own name, place, date, etc.
You can download the set on the blog.
There is also a French version if you need it.
This week, the new product in the store is a script that will create a mask around any section of a photo in order to showcase it with curly lines around OR through it (if you want to use it as a background for example).
A sample mask has been made, in jpg format (so you can use it with other programs).
You can get it on the blog.
As a new month starts, in the Campus, we have a new theme, featuring some layouts from this community. The theme is GRILLING, and it comes also with a free "grill alpha".
Check out those layouts and request the freebie in this article.
A new featured freebie is available on the store blog.
These are word frames around the outdoor cooking theme. They are grey so you can colorize them however you want.
Get it on this page.
Thank you, Carole!
Today, I released another set of Edge Punches (the third set). You can use those just like you would cut the edges of paper with a punch. Each edge also has a matching corner so you can cut fancy edges around any square/rectangle element.
For a sampler, I created a PNG template for a simple greeting card. Once customized, you can even use a Cricut machine to cut that fancy card and give it to someone special.
You can get it on the blog.
Many wonderful shares Carole!
Love that alpha!
Thank You! ❥
This week, I coded a script that will generate a series of gradient tiles starting with your color palette. Keep the tiles you like and discard the others.
For a sample, I created 16 tiles starting with the July Blog Train color palette.
Each tile is a jpg format so they can be used in any program.
You can get them on the blog.
This week, the new script will create another Travel tag with your choice of colors, text, font, etc.
The sample revolves around the four seasons, but it leaves the rectangle blank for you to add whatever you want in it.
You can download those tags on the blog.
This week, I released a script that will help users rename the prefix of filenames they have. It could be to shorten some names that are too long or just change them to something easier to read.
Since this is a tool script, I could not make a sample from it so I decided to create a set of phrase strips revolving around the summer theme.
You can grab them on the blog.
This week, I created a third set of decorative icing picture tubes (to use with PSP). This set is two-tone and two-color.
For a sample, I created some summer-related phrases and the words are separate so you can arrange them the way you want.
You get "Golden Sands" and "Surf the Wave".
You can grab this freebie on the blog.
This week, I had fun creating picture tubes that can be used to "draw" 6 different wood fences, as long as you need them. Some have a set "design" for the planks, while others will randomly place the planks.
For a sampler, I created a 4000-pixel-long fence that was decorated with a sleeping cat and drying vines. It is in PGN format, so it can be used in just about any program.
You can grab it on the blog.
This week, the newest script allows you to create a layered multi-photo frame template in seconds with your choice of settings.
As a sampler, I created a 6x6 grid frame allowing to display 11 small photos and one large one (although it could also be used as a space for a story, a poem, or meaningful wordart.
You can grab it on the blog.
Thank you, Carole!
Love it! ❥
This week, I coded a script to generate some decorated beads. This is the third in the series that matches together.
I generated 15 beads in the same colors as the first two sets, which will then yield you a total of 45 matching beads to create bracelets, necklace, etc.
Get them on the blog.
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