Turn a single photo into a fun collage with the Multi-Frames Collage 2 script. Your image will appear through a series of overlapping circular frames that you can position to highlight the important parts of your photo. Choose the size of the circles, customize the frame and background colors, keep or modify the original background, or remove it completely. Experiment with different arrangements to create a unique result every time.
Get this in the store: Multi-Frames Collage 2
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For a sample, I created a layered template that you can use to showcase your favorite photo. It is in .psd format so you can use it in PaintShop Pro, Affinity, or various other programs.
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Create a fun layered paper tree with your favorite designs!
For a sampler, I am offering you two trees, using the same papers. One is decorated with gold glitters while the other one is "plain" for you to decorate the way you want.
This week’s script lets you create your own string-tie closures, just like the ones you see on envelopes and notebooks — but fully customizable. You can pick the button shape, the colors, the spacing, and even the angle so the tie fits perfectly on your project. Each run gives you a slightly different result thanks to a few fun random elements, including the loose end.
For a sampler, I created two holiday-themed string ties, using gradients for the buttons. You can rotate them a little, but be careful so that the included shadows would still be suitable.
Whether you are doing a "Project 52" or just want to showcase your photos, sometimes, it can be fun to have an overlay to show the week and year of that particular photo.
As a sampler, I created a whole set of raster overlays for you to showcase the year 2023. All the layers are in white, but you know that you can change that easily, right? The format is 6x4, which is fairly standard for printing, but also if you are doing pocket scrapbooking.
