Do you like the look of delicate jewelry made of fine gold or silver threads? You can recreate something similar with this Paintshop Pro script.
Starting with any solid shape, run the script and pick your choices: thickness of the outline, color of the outline, pattern, size and color for the fill. You can get unlimited results by changing the colors, size, or even making the outline a different color than the fill.
Add a ring if you want the shape to become a pendant, or add gemstones for an even richer look. Write someone's name with individual letters for a unique label.
Grab this script in the store: Filigrane.
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As a sampler for you to have a closer look at the end result of this script, i created 3 sets of arrows. You can use those as accents on your layouts. Each set has a different fill pattern, and three colors (gold, silver and bronze).
They are PNG format, about 600 pixels each. This should allow most users (even if not using PSP) to enjoy those arrows in a graphic project.
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I love this idea. The arrows are great. I think it woule be great to use for letters too
I think letters would be awesome too…personalizing cards and such. Filigrane Christmas trees for Christmas greetings. What a cool idea!!
Text, Bells, Hearts, many uses as a highlight. great idea.
This looks like a wonderful new toy!
Alpha is an obvious answer, but it would be wonderful for Christmas decorations.
I also love the look of mesh on a men or boys page.
Thank you for the chance to win!
I’m a tut writer and sometimes I need an element to better fill my needs and this filigrane would be great to do frames, backs, names,… think the sky is the limit for waht I could create with it.
Love it! Thanks for share the arrows.