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New script – Tinted Silhouette

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This tinted silhouette effect is perfect to create striking accents from any photo, whether you want to highlight a single subject or layer several for a more dynamic composition. You can apply a solid tint, use gradients for colorful variations, or repeat the script with multiple colors to build creative overlays.

Choose a version optimized for light or dark backgrounds, or generate both and pick the one that fits your project best. Combine different silhouettes, adjust blend modes, and experiment with endless effects.

Get this script: Tinted Silhouette

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This week, as a sampler, I'm offering you these flower silhouettes in PNG format. They come in pink but you can easily recolor them as needed for your project.

Try layering them together, adjusting blend modes, or filling them with gradients to create unique bouquets or borders on your scrapbook pages.

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New script – Masonry – Bricks

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Looking for a unique way to turn your titles or elements into something bold and textured? The Masonry – Bricks script lets you convert any shape—raster or vector—into a brick-style element with realistic texture and uneven edges.

You can choose from 15 different combinations of patterns and colors, so every result is a little different. Use it to create custom alphas, decorative accents, photo frames, or even full word art pieces that look like they were built from brick or stone.

Get this script in the store: Masonry – Bricks

Want a chance to get this script for free? Head over to this Facebook post and tell us: What kind of shape or title would you turn into a masonry element? A date? A house number? Maybe a word like “HOME” or “STRONG”? (Remember — only comments count. Likes and shares are appreciated, but won’t count as entries.) A winner will be announced in next week’s newsletter. If you’re not on the list yet, you can join right here. It’s free, and we only email once a week!

To give you a sample of what this script can create, here’s a set of digits from 0 to 9, turned into masonry elements using one of the built-in styles. These are perfect for adding dates, ages, or other numbers to your layouts. Each one is 500 pixels high and saved in PNG format, so they’re easy to add and recolor.

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New script – Datestamp#14

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Looking for a bold and stylish way to frame your words or photos? The Datestamp #14 script gives you a fun design that’s perfect for highlighting a name, a message, or even a full photo!

This script creates a classic rectangular frame with a slanted banner across the middle, letting you showcase your main text front and center. You get to pick the font, color, and wording for that banner — so it’s fully customized to your project.

Want to dress up the corners too? You’ll have plenty of options! Choose to add icons (like hearts, planes, or graduation caps), short messages, or even fill the corners with a color or pattern. You can leave them empty as well, or use your own brushes or photos to personalize it even further.

This design works beautifully for cards, titles, tags, or photo labels. Use it to create custom greetings, mark a special trip or event, or label a pet or loved one in a layout. It’s super flexible — and super fun!

Get this script in the store: Datestamp #14

Want a chance to get this script for free? Head over to this Facebook post and let us know: What would you write in the diagonal banner? A name? A destination? A fun phrase? (Remember — only comments count. Likes and shares are always appreciated, but won’t count as entries.) A winner will be picked and announced in next week’s newsletter. If you’re not subscribed yet, you can join right here. It’s free and we only email once a week!

To give you a sample of what this script can create, here’s a set of 8 datestamps — one for each shape available in the script. The banners are left blank so you can add your own text, and the corner icons range from birthdays and love to travel and graduation. Each one is in black so you can easily colorize them to match your project.

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New script – Brushes Resizer

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Have you collected great brushes over the years, only to find they’re just too small for today’s high-resolution projects? Back in the PSP9 era and earlier, brushes were limited to 500 pixels — and some were even under 100. That might have worked fine back then, but now a 100-pixel brush looks tiny on a 3600-pixel layout!

The Brushes Resizer script helps you bring those old brushes back to life by turning them into full-size versions that work beautifully in PSP X and up. Whether you're using them to add textures, stamp illegible details in a background, or build grungy overlays, this script does the resizing work for you. You’ll be able to re-use your favorites without sacrificing scale — and without starting over from scratch.

Get this script in the store: Brushes Resizer

Want a chance to win this script for free? Head over to this Facebook post and tell us: what’s the smallest brush you’ve ever used — and what did you use it for? (Tiny leaf? Mini swirl? Maybe a dot you didn’t even realize was a brush?) Winner will be announced in next week’s newsletter. Not subscribed yet? Join here — it’s free, and we only email once a week. The winner will be announced next week — good luck!

Since I cannot make a sampler from this script, I created a whole alphabet made of stone. It will be perfect to add to your adventure-related projects or to place them in the sand, on the beach.

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This alpha is a perfect match to the set of digits available HERE.

New script – Crochet Texture 1

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Looking for a creative way to give your elements a warm, handmade feel? The Crochet Texture 1 script lets you turn any vector shape into a realistic crochet piece! With detailed textures and edging, your shapes will look like they've been stitched with yarn — perfect for cozy, crafty projects.

You can choose from five different fill stitches and five edge styles, then decide whether you want them to match or contrast. The script also gives you full control over the yarn thickness and color, so your final piece is completely customized. Whether you want a clean and smooth finish or something textured and bold, you'll get exactly the look you're going for.

Use it to create scrapbook elements, word art, decorative icons, or even full titles with a handmade twist!

Get this script in the store: Crochet Texture 1

Want a chance to get this script for free? Head over to this Facebook post and tell us: what shape would you turn into a crochet element? A heart? A coffee mug? A letter of the alphabet? (Remember: only comments count — likes don’t!) Winner will be announced in next week’s newsletter. Not subscribed yet? Join here — it’s free, and we only email once a week. The winner will be announced next week — good luck!

To give you a little sample of what this script can do, here's a freebie made with the Crochet Texture 1 script: a simple crocheted flower in sunny yellow, using a ribbed fill and a matching edge. It’s perfect to tuck into a kids’ layout, a cozy winter scene, or even a handmade card project.

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New script – Alpha Blocks 1

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Create Titles That Fit Together Like a Puzzle

Looking for a fun and dynamic way to display words or titles on your project pages? The Alpha Blocks 1 script will let you turn any text into playful letter tiles that look like they interlock! Each tile is shaped with a distortion — convex, concave, alternating, or random — for a unique puzzle-style effect. Use any font, any colors, and any word you want!

Whether you're making a scrapbook title, a greeting card element, or an eye-catching word art, this script will generate individual tiles with perfectly positioned characters, aligned and sized for a cohesive look. It's ideal for creating playful titles and adding energy to your layout!

Get this script in the store: Alpha-Blocks 1

Want a chance to get this script for free? Head over to this Facebook post and tell us: what word or phrase you’d make with it. (Remember: only comments count — likes don’t!) Winner announced in next week’s newsletter. Not subscribed yet? Join here — it’s free, and we only email once a week. The winner will be announced next week — good luck!

To give you a little taste of what this script can create, here's a free title made using the Alpha Blocks 1 script. It says SUMMER DAYS, in cheerful brown and turquoise tones, with alternating block shapes. This is a Personal Use freebie — perfect to drop into a sunny layout!

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New script – Pencil Sketch 3

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Want to give your photos a colored pencil sketch effect? This new script for PaintShop Pro lets you do just that—with adjustable layers and now a new option to apply the effect to the entire image or just a selected area.

It creates a hand-drawn look using crisscross pencil lines and soft colors, layered on a subtle paper texture. You can adjust the outlines, tweak the colors, and even swap out the background.

Try it on portraits, nature photos, or architecture—it’s flexible enough for any subject!

Get the script now and turn your photos into colorful sketch art! Pencil Sketch 3

Want a chance to get the Pencil Sketch 3 script for free? Head over to this Facebook post and tell us: What would you sketch first—a person, a pet, a building, or something else? (Remember: only comments count — likes don’t!) Winner announced in next week’s newsletter. Not subscribed yet? Join here — it’s free, and we only email once a week.

For a sampler, I used a floral wreath design and ran the script on the whole picture. I manually removed all the white background so you can use that wreath on any paper of yours.

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New script – Paper Flower

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cass-PaperFlowerIf you were to create your own flower, out of papers from a kit, how would you do it? You might choose to cut out one petal and simply duplicate it multiple times and rotate them around the center. But you know what? This looks "amateurish" because a real flower made of paper would NOT have 100% identical petals, would it? You would see some variations in the texture, the shading or the pattern.

This script will give you a much more realistic look because each petal will be cut from a different location on the paper, as if you were to cut out from a real paper with scissors.

You can choose any paper you have, whether it is a solid, a patterned, or a gradient paper. Any texture would work and it would even give that slight variation on each petal.

You can choose to have 1, 2, 3 or 4 rows of petals, using the same paper or different papers, or a combination of papers. Each petal will have a slight shadow to give some depth but still allow you to add other shadows to create a lifted effect if you want as each of them is also left on a separate layer.

Add any center you want, from one of the paper, or from another element like a button, a gem, etc.

Grab this script in the store: Paper Flower.

If you want to get this script for free (or another one if you already bought it), tell me how many rows you would prefer to have when creating a flower. Add your answer to the comments below and i'll draw for a winner that will be announced in the newsletter, next week. Not a subscriber yet? Not a problem. You can register here and it is free (and you only get one email per week).

cass-PaperFlower-Sample-PinkAs a sample, i created a fun pink flower for you.

As a paper, i simply opened a blank image and flood filled it with a pink felt tile i had (from the Felt presets #1). I used that "paper" for the first row of petals.

For the second row, i chose the option of NOT using the same paper, so i duplicated the paper i had, tweaked it to get a brighter color and ran the script as if it were a new paper.

Once the second row of petal was done, i added a shadow to each petal, every time, on a separate layer then, tweaked it to create a lifted effect, on the smaller petals.

Finally, to make the row look better, i selected one part of the top petal and using the Interlacing technique, moved that half petal under the bottom one (i bet you can't see that cut, can you?)

For the center, i created a pink gem using the Gemstone script.

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Multi-Photo Frame – Sampler

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What would you do with a multi-photo frame? Here is one such frame created with the Multi-Photo Frame PSP script. Each photo placeholder is 600x800 pixels, which would match a 3x4 inch photo (just resized).

All the layers are left unmerged (including the shadows), so if you prefer to combine two adjacent photos into a larger one, you can do it on another layer, and remove the initial two.

How about removing the middle placeholder and have the photo under the white mat? Yes, you can do it as there is a hole hidden under that placeholder, complete with its shadow too!

This frame is in PSD format, so even non-PSP users can play with it.

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What will you do with this? Show us. You can either post in the comments below, or on the FB page HERE, or pin on our Pinterest PSP Scrapbook Pages board.

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