This tutorial was written entirely by me, using PSP9, any resemblance to any other is purely coincidental.

This tutorial should work with any version of PSP.

This tutorial is written with the belief that you have a working knowledge of PSP, but is also suitable for beginners.

Materials you will need:

Scrap Kit of choice, I used Cupcake Attitude by Wicked Princess Scraps.

Tube of choice, I used the art of ©Kaci McVay which requires a license which may be purchased at TPP.

Mask of choice, I used mymask30, and if this is your work, please contact me so I can credit you.

Font of choice, I used Fraggle.

Word Art of choice or you may use this from me.

Filters:

Xero ~~ Porcelain 

EyeCandy 4000 ~~ Gradient Glow

Mura Meister ~~ Copies

Let's begin.

Open a new image, 750x750 you will re-size later.

Copy and paste a paper from your kit into your image and apply your mask.

Merge your group. 

Add a fire element from your kit and apply Copies with these settings:

Apply your mask to this layer and merge group.

Duplicate and re-size 80 and move up some to make a good blend.

Place your tube as desired and add a drop shadow of 6,6,55,14 or one of your choice then apply Porcelain with these settings:

Duplicate your tube and close your duplicate layer.

Apply your mask to the original layer and merge the group.

Open the duplicate tube layer and erase the bits around the mask at the bottom so there is nothing at the bottom.

Begin to add your elements around your tube.

Add a drop shadow and a gradient glow of choice or with these settings:

              

You may add these filters to any or all elements and make changes as desired.

You need to choose a word art or make one to go with one from the kit, I have supplied what I made for this tag if you'd like.

Merge your word art with one of the word elements from the kit, you may use my tag as a guide.

Apply your filters to the elements as desired to make it pop as you'd like.

When you've achieved the desired effect, re-size, add your copyright and your name.

You have now completed my tutorial, thank you for giving it a try.