I created these fonts after several customers asked me to code scripts to add some stitchings to shapes. I figured that since you can use “-” to make some kind of stitching, and then play with the size, kerning, offset, leading, etc. to get various results, why not do a whole set of stitches as dingbats? I had fun looking through pages and pages of various stitchings available for sewing machines, and sites for handstitching too. So that lead me to create those. There are 50 different stitches in each set. And also, each set includes one “neat” version of the stitches and one “grungy” version.

The basic stitches include straight, slanted, overlock, zigzag, blind, blanket stitchings and more.

The decorative stitches include scallops, diamonds, feather, stretch, flowers, honeycombs, and more.

Since they are fonts, you can also combine them, you can also use them along a path as you would do with any text. That will give you the option of making stitches along ANY shape you want, whether it is a preset shape, a text or a freehand path. Add your own texture, add a bevel, add a shadow. Choose exactly the color you want as there is no greyscale element to colorise.

See what Guyloup did with this set of fonts.

 

And i also released a set of PSP brushes WITH a png format set too. A set of ABR brush is in the testing right now for Photoshop users.

Get those stitches at Creation Cassel.

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In just a few seconds, you can “clean up” your multiple layers. Whether you are working on a layout or any other project, you might end up with some empty layers, some hidden ones, some layers linked together, and most likely, layers called “raster/vector” with totally mixed numbers. Well, this script will help you. It will delete all empty layers (they just take up space). It will delete hidden layers; if you are hiding them, maybe you dont need them. It will re-number the layers: keeping their attribute of “raster” or “vector”, they will be numbered starting at one on top. It will unlink all the layers; maybe you linked some layers but dont need that anymore.

 

Available at

Creation Cassel, Scrapping Whispers, Scraphead, Divine Digital

At DigiScrapTalk, there is a thread for a script give away. This week, i am giving away one copy of the Stripes #1 script. The draw will be done Sunday night.

Check the thread here. To enter, you simply have to post something and tell me what version of PSP you are using (of course, if you dont use PSP, you wont be able to use the script either).

So go ahead and you might be a winner.

Get a striped or plaid paper in seconds. Starting with a base color, you will get several options to choose from, to create a 250 x 250 tile, a 1000 x 1000 tagger size paper or a 3600 x 3600 full size paper. Run the script several times, and always get a different combination. And in the end, you can keep the stripes, or make it into a plaid. With all the options available, you have over 100 possible combinations, plus a randomized result. Add your own texture if you want, add an overlay or apply other effects. A great way to create matching striped/plaid papers for a kit.

Available at CreationCassel, Scraphead, Scrapping Whispers, Divine Digital

Get a great variety of scratched texture looks on your images. You get to choose to have either large, medium or fine scratches, but also horizontal, vertical or crisscrossed ones. The result can vary depending on the size of the starting picture. You can work on a background image, a vector or a raster layer. You can repeat the script on multiple layers if you want.

Apply this effect onto pictures, tubes, text, anything.

Available at Creation Cassel, and all my other stores.

Check here to see different types of scratches you can create.

And remember that you can use this texture for graet grungy papers too!

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