Time to stock up! This sale is only 2 days long!
Come and join the chat. We’ll be talking about PSP, tips and tricks, features, etc. All PSP users are invited to join. If you are thinking of trying PSP, come and chitchat with us. Prizes will be awarded. Some prizes will be PSP specific, but others will be more generic.
Come and meet with us in the DST chatroom:
Get this set of rainbow numbers done in cross-stitches for free. All done with the Needlework script.
This will be a great match with the alpha available in my store too.
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Did you ever liked needlework? That is something that can take a long time, but with this script, you can pretend you worked really long but actually get great results in seconds. This script will convert any image, photo, design, tube, drawing, into a piece of needlework. It could become a cross-stitch work, or half cross-stitches. Choose the size of your stitches for more or less details. Of course, tiny details, or lines (like strings on a balloon) will be lost but that is expected with stitching anyways. You can also get a cloth background for your work, either Aida or burlap cloth, and you can flood fill any surface with it, including your whole layout if you want. The needlework will match perfectly in size!
Available at Creation Cassel, Do It Digi.
Make sure you check out your shopping list and hurry before the savings go down!!
Gather several nice green kits for Earth Day. Here is my contribution. I would like to share a little bit about my kit, and mostly about the WordArt. The expression “Don’t kill a tree, shave a sheep” is something my son came up with. It means don’t use paper products (like paper towel) if you can use a cloth to wipe something. Of course, not everything is made of wool (reference to the sheep) but i still thought it was a great concept, especially coming for a 10 year old!!! So you can also do your share for the planet: limit your use of paper products, if you can. The Earth will thank you.
Here are the links for the other participating blogs. Visit them all!
http://savethegreen.net/blog/its-the-big-day.html
http://rubylanedigifancies.blogspot.com
http://www.piggyscraps.blogspot.com/
http://kimberkattscraps.wordpress.com/
http://mitsybelle.com/blog/
http://dsd-pro.com
http://www.mahdigitaldesigns.blogspot.com/
http://nathandesign.blogspot.com/
http://scrappycocoa.blogspot.com
http://www.doitdigi.com/blog
http://dddesigns-diosa.blogspot.com/
http://digidesdesigns.blogspot.com/
http://www.nibblesskribbles.com
http://mommymetimescrapper.blogspot.com
http://skrapperdigitals.blogspot.com
you are here >>> http://creationcassel.com/blog <<< you are here
http://sassydesignz.blogspot.com/
Digital can be more environmental (especially if you find ways to use your graphics without printing them.
Save 40% on downloads of New Corel PaintShop Photo Pro X3. Hurry, sale ends April 22nd. From $45.99
Check out these three frames. They are all png files, and are 1800 pixels on the widest sides. They were all made using the Mitered Corner Frame script and various elements to start with.
The yellow frame was made using a lace from Buzzy Bee Scraps.
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With this script, you will be able to make an infinite number of rectangular (or square) frames using just about any long image. You can use any ribbon, lace, paper edge, wood piece, decorative doodles, etc. I am sure you can think of many other elements you can use to make the side of the frames.
The script can create the frames three different ways: (1) it can create a symmetrical frame with ribbons, laces, doodles (2) it can create a frame with a directional element, meaning it will take all the length (or almost) of the ribbon/lace or (3) it can create a frame from elements that are neither symmetrical, not directional, like you would get with a piece of wood.
You can get this script in any of my stores: Creation Cassel, Do It Digi, Scrapping Whispers, and Divine Digital. Remember that my scripts are always 25% off the first weekend they are released so you can get a good deal until Sunday night.
Do you want a chance to WIN this script? Check the Happy Place thread here and add your name to it.
Limequilla suggested that i code this script, a little while ago. I was not sure how I would write it with so many possible scenarios of what would be used for the edges, but i really think this will work well for any of your layout, or kit. Thanks Limequilla for suggesting it. Remember that if you want to suggest a script, and i make it, you will get it free (before everyone else too!)
Guyloup played with my scripts and here is a layout she made (using the Mitered Corner Frame, and the Custom Confetti scripts)
Create your own scattered confetti, with the shape, the color, the design you want. Generate a tube with size variations, brightness variation. Since there is a random feature integrated into the script, you can generate a tube twice from the same starting image, yet get something different every time.
After that, scatter your tubes onto your layout, or create an overlay with them.
Available in all my stores:
Creation Cassel, Do It Digi, Scrapping Whispers, Divine, Digital
And if you want a chance to win this script, check out this thread in DST.
And how about a little freebie? If you are a PSP user, the zip includes a tube file that you can simply add to your Picture tubes folder. If you are not a PSP user, there is a 4000 x 200 png trail of red stars.
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I am not telling you YET, what will be my next release but this picture might give you a bit of a hint. I will let you guess. However, i will also tell you that there will be a freebie for PSP users but also for non-PSP users. So keep checking back. Follow me on Twitter if you want to be among the first to see.
Carole (aka Cassel) has been creating scripts, and other products specifically for PaintShop Pro users for over 15 years. She has also been teaching digital scrapbooking and PaintShop Pro for many years.
