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blend modes

Are you a blender?
You know, one of those people who love to play with the blending modes in the Layers panel.
In this tip I’ll share with you three ways to put a giddy-up in your blender.
Check it out…

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With the start of every school year comes the return of school pictures. This year, use your own skills to create memorable photographs of your child.

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Create beautiful beads from ordinary photos using filters. Easily give each bead its own unique pattern and make it appear rounded and shiny. Beads can be used by themselves as accents or strung together to create lines, curves, or shape outlines.

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Discover the artist in you by using Blend Modes to combine photos with papers to create unique and artistic backgrounds for your scrapbook pages.

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Photo overlays can take a regular photo and turn it into a piece of art, making it a perfect focal point photo for any layout.

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A layer mask is a powerful, yet easy to use, tool, but when you pair a layer mask with a gradient, you can do even more amazing things!

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Make a special black and white photo look painted or turn it into glorious color with these easy techniques. By using layer masks you’ll be in total control of the process!

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Use your imagination with Custom Shapes to create unique frames for your photos! You’ll also receive tips on how to texturize shapes to create an interesting background for journaling, and you’ll learn step-by-step how to create a custom drop shadow.

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Transform a scanned piece of cardboard into a beautiful overlay you can use on a scrapbook page, and then learn the popular edge overlay technique, where your paper appears to have roughed up edges and creases.

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Use your imagination and a few clever tools to be creative with vector shapes! In this lesson you’ll learn how to cut a rectangle in half to make way for a circular frame and warp type so that it fits neatly around a pumpkin. You will also get some great tips on threading string through a hole.

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