Admission Ticket 5 expands the Admission Ticket series with a realistic detachable stub and even more customization options. Create strips of up to 12 tickets using your own text, fonts, colors, and numbering. Whether you're designing carnival passes, road trip keepsakes, graduation tickets, Halloween attractions, or scrapbook embellishments, this script adapts to your project. Use solid colors, gradients, patterns, or textures for both the ticket and the printing, and let the script automatically adjust oversized text for a polished result every time.
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For samplers, I created a set of more generic yet interesting tickets for you. I purposefully left the bottom part of the ticket blank, so you can add a date, a name, a place, or any other word that would fit your project. Each strip has 12 tickets so you can cut them to smaller strips if needed.
If you run the script and want such a blank area, simply leave the field blank when prompted for the text in that section.
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This script will let you create a variety of different triangle-patterned papers in any size you want.
For a sampler, I created two papers using Halloween colors and made them into bookmarks that you can print and cut if you want. The files are in PNG format so it can be used by anyone.
For a Halloween or witch-themed project, a broom is always welcome. But how do you get something custom? This script will yield a different result every time you run it, even though you get options to customize the broomstick by choosing the type and color of the handle, the color of the straw and the color of the string.
As a sample, I created seven broomsticks in different colors of the rainbow, each of them with a special name too.
You can place elements along a circle or a spiral manually, but it is quite tedious.
For a sampler, I created two large circle frames and one spiral with bats coming at you. Each element is in png format and about 3000 pixels wide, so you can resize them as needed.
This week, to make sure that everyone (using Paintshop Pro or not) could use my product, I opted to create a paper cutout using a cauldron image, which was turned into a sticker (with a little white edge). Then, i ran the
Now, how about a little look closer at those garlands and their texture? I created a few Halloween decorations for you using those garlands.