Create colorful striped papers with the Color Strips script for PaintShop Pro! Choose from four color combinations, adjust the strip thickness, and add optional accent squares for extra detail.
The strips and accents are created on separate layers, so you can easily customize your paper with additional effects, recoloring, or blend modes. Perfect for scrapbook layouts, cards, and other creative projects!
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For some samplers, I generated four full-size papers using a common earthy color palette of dusty blue and copper. Using that color palette, I showcase the four available options in that script.
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Have you ever seen souvenir stamp sheets where several stamps come together to form one larger picture? You can do that using any photograph!
For a sample, I created a layered template where you can replace the background by any photo of yours, and adjust the color of the border (if you want) and have your own souvenir sheet. If needed, you can also change the orientation of the template. Then, add the text you want on each stamp.
This script lets you add decorative scalloped edges to photos, papers, mats, and other scrapbook elements. Choose between open scallops with half-circle cutouts or eyelet scallops with complete circular holes for a punched-paper effect.
For a sample, I created 4 mats that you can colorize or clip papers to. Each mat is 2400x2400 pixels so you can easily resize them as needed.
The Scales 3 script creates a geometric scale pattern made from nested diamond shapes. Choose a single color for a solid or monochrome design, or select four colors and experiment with different arrangements, including random variations by row or by scale.
For a free sample, I used the color palette from the Digital Scrapbook October blog train, and created one multicolored seamless pattern. From there, I filled long ribbons with that tile. Finally, I used the Mitered Corner frame script to make a square frame, and the Circular Element script to make a round frame, using that same seamless pattern.
Create your own word art with the Text Collage 1 script for PaintShop Pro. Enter 10 words or short phrases, choose three fonts and four colors, and let the script arrange them into a square collage.
For a sampler, I created a collage with words and phrases related to memories and stories. Although I used some muted colors, you can always changed them by locking the transparency and painting some words. The collage is in PNG format so you can use whatever background color or patterns behind it.
Create your own ribbon knot embellishments using the ribbons already in your stash! The Knot #19 script lets you combine one, two, or three straight ribbons into a dimensional knot with flowing ends on both sides.
For a sampler, I created a knot using two different ribbons in greyscale. The end result is left on unmerged layers so you can colorize them to your liking and even insert elements, or other ribbons in the knot. The file is available in .pspimage format and .psd format so you can use it in more programs.
This lets you create your own custom sequin scatter picture tubes in just a few clicks. Choose your colors, decide how they vary, and pick from round, hexagonal, square, or mixed sequin shapes to generate unique scatters that perfectly match your project. Instead of using fixed tubes, you can generate new sequin styles whenever you need them, making this script a flexible and creative tool for digital scrapbooking and design.
For a sample, I generated a set of picture tubes using three colors in the blue shades. They would be perfect for water or nautical themes. But you can also use them for any other theme, as an accent.