FTU Tutorial: Strawberries

Tube of choice (I am using "Barbara" by Misticheskaya, which you can
purchase from PFD.  Please use proper license.
**Scrap kit "Strawberry Wine" by Rieka_Rafita HERE
Mask of choice
Font of choice

**I wrote this last year and am finally getting around to posting it now.  In that time, it appears that the link to the kit is no longer available.  This is one of the main reasons I stopped writing tuts ggrrr!!
Please use an alternate kit if you do not have this one.  Sorry!

Add drop shadows as you go along.

Open RR_Frame2, Shift+D to duplicate and close original.
Resize canvas size to 700 x 700
Open and paste RR_Bow.  Place toward bottom of frame.
Open RR_Leaves.  Mirror.  Place on the left side of the frame.
Open RR_Frame 1 and paste as new layer. Resize 110%.
Open and paste RR_Flower1.  Resize 40% and position at left bottom
of frame.  Duplicate. Flip horizontal.  Resize 85%.  Position to the left
of the first flower.
Open and paste RR_Cupcake.  Resize 60%.  Position beside the the
flowers on the right.
Open and paste RR_Strawbery4.  Resize 30%.  Place beside cupcake on right.
Open and paste RR_Flower2.  Resize 40%.  Rotate left 55.  Flip horiontal. Sharpen.
Position beside the cupcake.  Let the red flower touch the cupcake.
Open RR_StrawberryBasket2. Resize 60%. Position at right bottom
corner of frame.
Open and paste RR_Strawberry3.  Resize 20%.  Place beside basket on
the left.
Open and paste RR_Strawbery2.  Resize 30%.  Position between red
flowers and the cupcake.
Open RR_Dragonfly.  Resize 30%.  Place where you like on your tag.
create a new layer on the very bottom.  Select all and paste in paper
of choice.  I used RR_Paper9.
Add mask of choice.  Effects>Edge Effects>Enhance.
Adjust>Blur>Motion Blur: Angle 210, Strength 65.  I resized my mask
105%, then added Effects>Edge Effects>Enhance again.
Open and paste RR_Glitter1.  Move to left side of canvas.  Duplicate
and mirror.
Paste the glitter tube again.  Use your pick tool (or deform) and drag
down halfway the size of the glitter and then move it to the bottom
of your canvas.
Add your copyright and name and save as .png!

Here is a tag Rhonda made

This tutorial was written by Sharon Murray on July 9, 2017.  Any resemblance to any other tutorial is purely coincidental.