This script will be fun for anyone who has a cooking theme project: now you can write and draw with flour. Well, not real flour but you can turn your design into flower looking elements.
If you are using different colors, it could become spices: yellow for turmeric, red for paprika, grey for black pepper, etc.
Write a name, draw a shape, have fun with any design. Make it uneven with the Brush variance for an even more realistic look.
You can have flour (or baby powder) on your scrapbook pages, without making a mess!
Get this script today in the store: Powder Texture
For a chance to win this script, tell me what element you would most likely create with it (flour, baby powder, spice, paint, etc.) in the comments below. Not a subscriber yet? Not a problem. You can register here and it is free (and you only get one email per week).
As a sampler, this week, I created a complete alphabet for you. It includes all the 26 letters, and some punctuation elements.
Each letter is about 900 pixels high so you have ample opportunity to resize them to suit your project.
Will you use them as flour or baby powder?
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This script is very good. It gives a very nice effect to a page. You have so many great scripts that is difficulty to choose which one to get.
great idea. It will be great to use them as flour on a cooking layout
That is so cool and unique. You could use it as ground up chalk on a layout withs the kids drawing with chalk.
I love this! I would use it on a layout of my Christmas cookie baking marathon! lol
Would make fabulous Snow, all kinds drifts, footprints and snow people and of course snow balls.
I had to get this one! I think I might try to use it for sand on a page with beach photos
It is a great idea! I would use it as flour, cocoa and spices on Christmas baking pages. If the texture is coarse enough, it would be great to use as sugar as well.
I like Sheila’s idea of snow too.
Thanks for the chance to win!