Post by cats4jan on Aug 20, 2023 11:43:54 GMT
... by making your own components
Background paper by Robyn from Just Art
Started with the original flowered background paper.
The item on left was made by grabbing the Move Tool and pushing in the side - you can do as little or lot as you wish
The item on bottom is pulled pixels from the original paper. To make pulled pixels, cut a slice from your background paper -
put that slice on it's own layer - and use your Move Tool to pull the side until you have the look you want. You can pull a corner and skew the pattern.
Know there is no right way or wrong way - just pull or push - as little or lot as you want.
I find the pulled pixels a better choice as a background because the flowered original is more pattern than I like to work with on my pages, but I loved the colors.
You can use your 'new paper' to create items by grouping/clipping a shape with your new paper or by grouping/clipping text with the paper.
Background paper by Robyn from Just Art
Started with the original flowered background paper.
The item on left was made by grabbing the Move Tool and pushing in the side - you can do as little or lot as you wish
The item on bottom is pulled pixels from the original paper. To make pulled pixels, cut a slice from your background paper -
put that slice on it's own layer - and use your Move Tool to pull the side until you have the look you want. You can pull a corner and skew the pattern.
Know there is no right way or wrong way - just pull or push - as little or lot as you want.
I find the pulled pixels a better choice as a background because the flowered original is more pattern than I like to work with on my pages, but I loved the colors.
You can use your 'new paper' to create items by grouping/clipping a shape with your new paper or by grouping/clipping text with the paper.
