Supplies Needed
Tube of choice im using ©Elias Chatzoudis he is no longer selling at MPT this is where i brought hes art work & my license
But you can find all hes tubes PSP Tubes Emporium
Mask WSL_Mask 38 at weescotslass Here
Font of choice or the one im using is Copperplate Gothic Light & Mr Lackboughs
Lets Get Started
Open new image 650x550
new raster layer flood fill with #bf6995 apply mask merge group duplicate merge down
Go to eclipse tool forground #bf6995 background #76174e width 9 make circle in middle of layer convert to raster layer apply penta.com jeans default setting add gradient glow & add drop shadow
with magic wand i clicked in the circle see my preview below

I did this till the end of the circle open new image flood fill #000000 copy paste as new layer on your tag invert delete merge down
Go to rectangle tool forground #bf6995 background #76174e width 2 linestyle dash dots make rectangle in middle of layer convert to raster layer add drop shadow
Go to rectangle tool forground #bf6995 background #76174e width 2 linestyle dash dots make smaller rectangle in middle of layer convert to raster layer add drop shadow
Add the words Summer Time Font Copperplate Gothic Light Forground #bf6995 background #000000 add gradient glow & drop shadow
Add tube copy paste as new layer duplicate drag this under the rectangle close of the top tube erase the bottom part of the tube go back to top tube erase bottom part of tube
Add new layer i used the tubes that come with psp (ball thongs tube)size 66 click on layer blend mode overlay
Add new layer i used the tubes that come with psp (butterfly)size 100 click on layer image rotate 80 right colourize hue 212 saturation 255 resize 80 percent add drop shadow duplicate mirror resize this one 46 percent arrange on tag
Add your name Font Mr Lackboughs Forground #bf6995 background #000000 add gradient glow & drop shadow
Add your copyright info
resize & save your tag
Love to see your results please email to me so i can put in my show off blog
Thankyou ♥
Written by ©Lyn(akaAngel) 8th December 2010, any similarity to any other tutorial is purely coincidental!