This tutorial is written entirely by me. Any resemblance to any other is purely coincidental.

I wrote this using PSP9 but any version should work.This tutorial is for those with a working knowledge of PSP.

Materials needed:

Mask of Choice I used Mask 431 by Vix

Scrap kit of Choice I used My Endless Love by Stacey's Designs.

Tube or tubes of Choice I used the art of ©Jennifer Janesko you need a license to use her work you may purchase it @ Creative Design Outlet.

Open a new image 775x775 you will resize later.

Choose a paper from your kit I chose paper 12 copy and paste into your image as a new layer.

Now apply your mask layers, load/save masks, next click merge, Merge group. Now choose one or two frames from your kit, I used double frame and Frame inside of frame.

Position your frames as desired click on the inside of your frames using your wand tool click selections, modify and expand by three now paste as a new layer Your papers of choice I used papers 11 and 13.

Invert then delete, select none. Repeat the selection process with placement of your tubes and position as desired.

You may now add a drop shadow of choice, I used 2,2,100,15. Move your tube layer under your frame but above your paper. You may repeat these steps as often as needed depending on the type of frame you've used.

Do not apply the drop shadow until you've placed all of your tube layers as not to distort the manner in which the is cut when you invert and delete.

You may now add elements as desired I used ticket 1 resized 50 then I used the distort tool to rotate and position as desired. next I used the erase tool to modify the element to work with my frame.

Next I used heart wings free rotate 15 and a drop shadow of 2,2,100,15

Next I chose heart strings resized 80 moved and position under heart wings add same drop shadow as above.

You may add any elements you'd like or you can resize and add your copyright information and your name and be done.

Thank you for trying my tutorial

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