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 ScrapSchnegge-Marika-Pkg-15 by Schnegge.

Tube of choice, I used the art of ©Marika which requires a license which may be purchased at CDO.

Mask of choice, I used a mask by me KBH_2013_Mask6, and you may get it here.

Font of choice, I used Honey Bird.

Filters:

Xero ~ Porcelain

Muras ~ Copies 

Let's begin.

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

Copy and paste as a new layer a paper from your kit.

Apply your mask of choice; Layers, Load/Save mask, Load mask from disk.

Then merge your group; Layers, Merge, Merge Group.

Now place a glitter from your kit and position beneath the mask layer. 

Duplicate and flip or mirror as needed.

Place a frame (I used frame 4) from your kit, add a drop shadow of 0,0,100,10 or one of choice.

Using elements of choice place around your frame as desired.

If you use my tag as a guide I used elements 29, 26, 11 & 18.

Ribbon element 11 I duplicated and mirrored then erased part of the bow.

Merge the ribbon layers together and use the rotate/deform tool to help position.

Element 26 was re-sized 80, and all element have the drop shadow above.

Now place your tube and position as desired, then add the drop shadow above or that of choice.

Apply Porcelain with these settings:

Or you may use settings suited to your tube or vision.

Using a ribbon element from your kit (I used Element 14) position around your tube as desired.

Again if you are using my tag as a guide I positioned my ribbon element added a drop shadow as above, and duplicated.

Next use your erase tool on the duplicate layer of the ribbon above the tube layer and erase bits that you want.

Using the same ribbon element I re-sized 70 and mirrored and repeated the process.

Next using a snowflake element from your kit, I used element 42 re-size 25 and position as desired.

Apply Muras Copies with these settings:

Duplicate this layer, and on the duplicate layer apply these settings:

You may duplicate again and mirror & flip to help position your snowflakes as desired.

Use your erase tool to erase bits that you don't want on your tag.

Re-size your tag, add your copyright and your name. 

You have completed my tutorial.

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