You can have Organizer notify you when there are new supplies or photos to be imported. If you are running Photoshop Elements Organizer on a PC, you can easily set up a Watch Folder in Elements Organizer that will actually watch for any new digi supplies or photos you have added since last time you… [Continue reading]
Create Spray Mist Using a Brush in Photoshop Elements
Mists and ink splatters are all the rage in scrapbooking these days, and you may be wondering – How can can I do it with Photoshop Elements. In today’s video I’ll show you how to create your own spray mist using some free brushes. Let’s go! Create a Spray Mist using a Brush This is… [Continue reading]
Top Ten Text Tips Workshop
This workshop will cover one of your most requested topics, text techniques for digital scrapbooking Want a sneak peek of Top 10 text techniques? Here’s how you can cut out text to reveal the paper below. This is just one of the 10 techniques I’ll be sharing in the upcoming workshop See my favourite things… [Continue reading]
Remove one colour from a piece of memorabilia
Do you struggle to add memorabilia to your scrapbook pages? As a digital scrapbooker, sometimes I’m not sure how to add all that life stuff to my pages. Sometimes, it just doesn’t fit in my the photos, other memorabilia or designs. In my video today, I’m going to share a simple way to remove a… [Continue reading]
How to extract an image from its background in Photoshop Elements
Today I thought I’d highlight some handy tips for extracting photos in Photoshop Elements. I try to make it easy on myself by selecting a photo with a fairly defined image to extract. Please note, the magic extractor isn’t available in PSE10 and newer. Here’s my starting point. This one is not too easy as… [Continue reading]
Commands you Need to Know
There’s lots of power in the menus of Photoshop Elements – here are three essentials that will help you get through your first few layouts: See my favourite things in the Digi Scrap HQ Store at Amazon. I am an Amazon affiliate so may receive a commission if you make a purchase.
The Marquee Tool
Marquee Tool Want to cut out your photo to fit into a frame? Want to cut your paper into a strip? You need the marquee tool! The marquee tool creates a selection. Selections can be used to modify your photographs or digital scrapbooking elements in lots of different ways. One common way you’d use a… [Continue reading]
The Text Tool
Text Tool Want to add journalling to your layout? Need to add a photo caption or date? The text tool is what you need! The text tool in Photoshop Elements is similar to what you see in your Word Processor. This video walks you through the options you can use for your text. Text tool… [Continue reading]
Digital Scrapbooking Primer: The Zoom Tool
The Photoshop Elements toolbox can be overwhelming- but you’ll be thankful that you don’t need to know how to use all of them to get started digital scrapbooking. I’m going to run you through the only four tools you need to start digital scrapbooking. If you use a template you may even be able to… [Continue reading]
The Move Tool
Want to move your photos, embellishments and papers around on your scrapbook page? Get moving with the move tool! The Move tool on the upper left of the toolbox is the default tool when you begin using Photoshop Elements. If you find it’s not selected click on the arrow icon or press V on the… [Continue reading]
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