Whether you are creating a project about gardening, golfing or fall, a little patch of grass can be a fun addition, in any shape possible. Why not make a frame? or write a title in a grassy texture?
This script will turn any vector shape into one of five grass types. Do you want lush green grass? Or see all those dandelions? or maybe the grass is a bit yellow after the winter, or brown from super dry summer or even with a few dried leaves.
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For a sampler, I created 4 similar frames for you with grass of different lengths, but they all have dandelions!
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Beads can come in all shapes and colors and if you want to use them in your project, you might want to write messages or titles with them. What will you write?
As a sampler, I ran the script to create gold beads using Oswald as a font. I find it is bold and simple enough to make it easy to read. You will get the full alphabet.
Crochet laces can be very versatile in adding ribbons, frames, edging, or in clusters. With these picture tubes, you can make laces a long as you want and colorize them to match your project.
I used two of the crochet lace tubes to create frames for you, One is 2000x2000 pixels and one is 1500x2100 pixels.
You can create some enamel look on any simple flat design you have, whether it has borders or not.
For a sampler, I created a set of digits that you can use for your next project. Each digit is about 500 pixels in height so you can easily resize them to suit your project.
This is another way to add a small detail to your project, whether it is an actual date, a name, a location, or an event. And this format is quite unique and more interesting than just a little bit of text on your page.
For a sampler, I created four elements based on the seasons. Of course, they are fairly generic, but you can create more customized ones with the script.
You can find all kinds of stickers if you are doing traditional paper scrapbooking, but in digital scrapbooking, you have the option to create your own and not have to rely on what someone else has produced. You can choose any shape, or design to match your project. Add stickers to your scrapbook, but also any other digital project like planners, etc.
As everyone is in need of some smiles and sunshine, I converted those fun shapes into plastic stickers that you can use to embellish your next project.
Sometimes, designers would like to create a set of scattered elements as embellishment and although it is easy to do, it can also be quite tedious depending on the number of copies they want.
As a sample, I ran the script on three star shapes. I added the bevel and the shadows after the script so that everything would be angled correctly and have consistent lighting. The whole scatter is 2000 pixels wide and does include shadows, so that layered elements could be shadowed correctly.
You can easily create solid color beads with the Balls and Bubbles effect, but in order to add a random marble texture to those solid colors, you need to add a few more steps.
As a freebie, I am sharing the pink beads that I created for the preview. With Mother's Day coming in May for parts of the world (I know, in UK it is already passed), you can create something for that special woman in your life. Just save the .pspTube file in your Picture Tubes and it will show up for you.
Creating patchwork can be a very tedious way to display various colors or designs, but with PaintShop Pro, you can create them much faster than sewing them piece by piece.
To create this week's freebie, I simply used 4 basic papers that were made of solid colors with a texture added. No other pattern since I wanted the patchwork itself to show the design. I used 4 solid colors and ran the script. At the end, I ran the VectorPaint script to add some chain stitching instead of the straight stitching generated by the script.
In order to get a perfectly matching knot, you would need to use your own ribbon. It might not be so hard as you can colorize one already made, but in order to get a double knot, that will become much more difficult.
As a sampler, I started by editing a star-patterned ribbon with pastel colors, then used a solid colored ribbon and colorized it to match the little stars. The end result is a set of four double knots with pastel colors.
