I love finding ways to do new and fun things . . .
I have a little digital hack that you may or may not know about . . .
I use it frequently as a designer, when making new products, but also when I’m creating digital scrapbook pages and it has SO many benefits!
Do you have five minutes or so?
In the following video I’ll show you how to extract an area of paper onto it’s own layer ready for further manipulations.
Become your own paper designer :)
Stretch your stash by combining papers you already own and create new ones!
Use this technique as a fun way to play ‘peek - a - boo’ - try popping threads or paper ephemera into little paper tucks for a new fun twist in your pages . . .
Works best with collage style papers or where paper is a little ‘lifted’
It’s also a great technique to create the illusion that your photos are part of a Collage. After creating your mask and clipping your photo to it try using the different blending modes to add realism.
Products used in this tutorial are on Sale, today, 13th November 2024 along with other hand selected collections.
Coming Soon - Your Exclusive Peek
If you like my Mixed Media Designs here is an exclusive peek of a new collection coming on Friday that Lynn and I have adored creating.
You have first eyes on this, I’m not sharing this image elsewhere until tomorrow.
Mark your calendars for the 15th of November for the full reveal . . .
(p.s if you don’t already subscribe to e-mails from Lynn you are missing out! Ensure you subscribe to her e-mails too.)
Connect with us
I’d love to know if the stash stretcher tips were helpful today, either hit that lovely little love button or leave me a comment so I know if I’m crafting content for you that’s helpful.
Great tutorial. I am definitely going to give it a try.
Thanks for the video tip! I need to remember to try playing with that!