Brushed-On Anchor
Brushed-On Anchor
by Carla Shute
Brush small areas of patterned paper onto your background to anchor your focal
points using a brush and an inverted mask.
For this tutorial you will need:
- the dst-brushed-on-anchor-template from the download
- Photoshop Elements or Adobe Photoshop
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Thank you so much! This looks like fun!!!!!
Thank you DeLoris!
Thank you, Carla!
Your welcome Christine!
So much digital goodness in my inbox this morning! Thanks Digital Scrapper 😉!
Enjoy, Kellie!
Thanks for sharing!
Your welcome Ann! Enjoy!
Thanks so much! I will definitely try this technique!
Your welcome! Enjoy!
Thank you Carla, such a fun idea.
I’m so glad you like it Barbara!
Love this. Can’t wait to try after vacation
Thank you!
What a great tip and tutorial! Thanks, Carla!
Your welcome!!
Thanks Carla! I love this quick and easy tutorial – it reminds me of all the wonderful tools I always forget to use lol!!
Thanks Renee. I love rediscovering tools!
This is such a simple yet very effective technique. I love it. Thanks Carla
Thank you Maggie!
This is great, Carla – Thank You!
Thank You Kathleen!
LOVE this tutorial, Carla! I struggle with using patterned paper but you demonstrated an easy way to do that. Your tutorial was clear and so easy to understand and I like the additional explanations you provided. I’m off to try this technique, thank you!
Thank you Marilyn!
Thanks Carla. It’s so easy when you explain it.
Thanks Christina!
Thank you for this very useful tutorial Carla. I really like the Mother Daughter Page but mine will have to be Mother and Sons.
Your welcome, Betty. I look forward to seeing your page!
Really appreciate the brush tutorial. Fun results. Thank YOU!