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  Making A Satin Quilt Background For Your Web Pages Or Stationery In PSP 8
 
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	You will need PSP for this tutorial to get a free 
	trial of the latest version to play with for 30 days 
	download it here.
 
 
 
	To create the Satin Square Background you will 
        need the Plug-in Filter Simple get it here: 
 
 
	NOTE: If you are using PSP 7 you may want to 
	get the Plug-in Filter Factory Gallery A.
 
		
	NOTE: Filters use a format originally designed 
        for Adobe Photoshop, PSP can read this format, 
        but it needs an additional file called msvcrt10.dll  
        to be placed in the Windows/System folder.
 
        If you don't have it you can get it 
 here 
        You may be able to adapt this tutorial 
        for earlier versions of PSP, I have included 
        instruction to adapt it in PSP 7. 
        Elfie Creations © 
        <<;-)
 
		
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	Satin Quilt Background
 
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 1.) 	Open image transparent 16 mil. colors size 200 x 200. 
	(Flood Fill with white for plain background.)
 
 
 
 2.) 	Select a tube and click it into the center 
        or use a gif with transparent background, 
  	such as the one above, you may right click 
        on it and save it to your Hard Drive to use 
        it select it with your magic wand then go 
        to Selections/Invert than copy and paste 
	it as a new image in your PSP program, 
        then resize it smaller to 200 x 200. 
	(Skip this step if you want a plain one.)
 
 
 
 3.)	Go to Plug-in Filters/Simple/Diamonds. 
       (Omit this step for the plain one.)
 
 
 
 4.)	Go to Plug-inFilters/Quick Tile. 
        (Omit this step for the plain one the 
         first time.)
 
 
 
 5.)	 Layers Merge/Merge All flatten.
 
	(Note: If your using PSP 7 add a border 
        of 1 using the background color I used 
        #470656 and white as the foreground color 
	Selections/Select all, Selections/Modify/ 
        Contract by 1 and Selections/Invert now 
        using the paint brush paint dash lines all 
        along all four edges in white on your border 
        Or go to Plug-in filters/Filter Factory 
        Gallery A/Weave set at: 
    	Size = 50 (You can make this smaller for 
        more stitches.) 
    	Red = 255 
    	Green = 255 
    	Blue = 255 
    	Deselect.
 
 6.)	Rotate left 45 degrees. 
        (make sure you have a color you picked from 
        the image as your background color or a med. 
        gray not white or you won't get the quilt 
        effect.)
 
 
 
 7.)	 Resize to 150 x 150.
 
 
 
	
 8.)	 Repeat 4. (This is what makes it look puffy.)
 
 
 
9.)	Save as... name it.
 
	That's it simple and easy. 
        Hope you enjoyed this tutorial and had fun!
 
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