How to Use Chipboard Action on Photographs for Scrapbooking


Chipboard Actions: Not just for text!
Digital Scrapbooking Tutorial
by Sue Kristoff, Creative Team Member
One of my favorite actions is the Chipboard action by Atomic Cupcake (http://www.atomiccupcake.com). I've used it for title text quite a bit.
But could it be used for other things? The answer is yes! For this layout, I used the Pristine Chipboard Action on a photo. This makes it look like the photo is mounted to chipboard and the edges sanded. Don't be afraid to use your techniques in new and innovative ways.
Other tricks: I used the eyedropper tool to match the title text color to the paper used to mat the photo. Then under Blending Options, I added a drop shadow and some texture.
If you are motivated to try these ideas, please be kind and let us know!
2 comments:
Great idea!!
i love the suggestion to use a chipboard action on the photo! good idea! tfs!
:) M
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