Supplies

FTU Scrap Kit "Captain of her Heart" by Sabre at Quill and Parchment

Mask by Vix you can visit her site HERE

Download the mask HERE

Tube and font of choice

This is a very quick and  easy Scrap Tut

1. Open a new image 650 x 650 and flood fill with white. Add a new layer. Selections - select all. Choose one of the papers from the kit and copy and paste into selection. Deselect. Have the mask open in psp. Go to layers - new mask layer from image. In the drop down box choose the mask and apply. Right click on the mask layer in your layer pallete and merge group.

2. Copy and paste the frame as a new layer. Resize as needed. Take your magic wand and click inside of the opening in the frame. Go to selections - modify - expand by 3. Choose another paper from the kit - resize as needed - and paste as a new layer. Go to selections invert - hit your delete key to remove the excess paper outside the frame. Deselect and move your paper background under the frame layer.

3. Click back on your frame layer and take your magic wand again and click inside the frame opening. Go to selections - modify - expand by 3. Copy and paste your tube as a new layer. Selections - invert - hit your delete key to remove the excess outside of the frame. Deselect and move your tube layer beneath the frame.

4. Copy and paste one of the letters as a new layer. Resize as needed and move this down so its on top of the mask layer. Position as I have mine. Copy and paste the envelope, resizing as needed and position under the letter. Refer to my tag for placement.

5. Choose what other elements you want to add to your tag and resize and copy and paste them on new layers. Add drop shadows of choice.

6. Add a new layer and add your text. Once you are happy with the placement of everything - resize, bicubic resample and all layers checked.

7. Add a new layer and add your copyrights and watermark. Export image to jpg or png optimizer and save. Should you want a transparent background, close off the bottom white layer and save as a png file.

Thats it!