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Published: 2012-03-12 23:08:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 1613; Favourites: 129; Downloads: 19
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Feedback is always welcome!
I wanted to animate this one, but Photoshop just ruined the lace border for some reason...help?
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putting on my page!
its actually raining at the time of typing this
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Oh! So! Cute! Love it!
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I would tell an idea for the lace border for Photoshop but it would take too long. I'll tell you some other time. I have to study for a test tomorrow.
And I love rain too!
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First of all, I want to tell you that I am basing these instructions off on Photoshop Elements 9. You may have a different version and I don't know how that would affect these instructions. On to learning!
Well, I am thinking to adjust the top of the stamp so that the border is more even you could:
First, select the border (BUT ONLY THE TOP PART) with the Rectangular Marquee Tool (has the icon of a rectangle with a dashed border). Then "cut" it by going to Edit > Cut. This will remove it.
Then, select the bottom part of the border with that same tool (make sure to make the width of the selection is the same or larger than that first selection of the top part). After that is selected, go to Edit > Copy. That will make a copy but... kinda won't. So next you have to go to Edit > Paste. This will make a new layer of just that section. Name that section "Top Border" (you don't HAVE to but it would make it easier).
Then, select that layer and click on the Move Tool (the icon looks like an arrow [like that on the screen on a computer] with a kind of y- & x-axis arrows over each other). Then select the layer "Top Border". Then there will be a box on each corner and side. Click the bottom box.
After you have done that, there should be some boxes near the top of the window. To see what I'm talking about, try to look for boxes such as "W: [100.0%] H: [100.0%]" Then next to that there are the words "Constrain Proportions". The bar with those things on it is the bar I'm talking about. On that bar there should be and icon right next to "Constrain Proportions" that looks sort of like a diamond shape with a rectangle with a dashed outline on the bottom right.
Next to that icon, there is a box. It should say in the box: "[0.0]°". Now type "180" into it. The layer "Top Border has now flipped upside down. Now click the green check mark right next to the picture/layer to accept it and make it "permanently" flipped.
Now here is the part you have been waiting for. Now click and drag it to the top of the stamp and adjust accordingly until your desired position is achieved!
Wow, that took some explanation! And sorry it took so long to reply! I need time to explain this stuff. And sorry if this is too complicated/simple/vivid or if it doesn't work. Well, have a good day!
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