Designer Technique - Terry Maruca
Today I introduce Terry Maruca to our Designer Technique! Her technique is "It's a Wrap!"
I have known Terry for about a year or more when I began communicating with her because I discovered I loved her kit styles. She is always ready to say "yes!" when I ask her for help. I have watched her as she adapts her digital scrapbooking sales to keep ahead of the fast growing market. She continues to amaze me as she continually comes up with new ideas and provides them to the digital scrapbooking community. I am amazed at her skills.
Terry has TEASED US! Isn't she fun? She wants to see comments and then she will send me another tutorial! Comment away!
You can find Terry Maruca at :
1. SCRAPBOOK-ELEMENTS
2. SCRAPBOOK-BYTES
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For the week while I am the featured designer for "Designer Techniques," please feel free to use COUPON CODE: TMARU_DOTW-20 at both SBE and SBB. Coupons expire and expire the evening of March 4.
Here are the categories in which you can use the discount….
1. SBB - 25% everything.
2. SBE - 20% off the following categories only:
--Terry’s FONTS
-- Terry’s BRUSHES
Recently, you may have seen my focus on interactive actions and brushes (example action; example brush). But for this week, you may ALSO use the coupon at SBE to get 20% discount if you want your handwriting turned into a font!
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WAIT!!! There’s more! LOL
As a kit designer, a digi tool creator, and someone with more creative ideas than time, I tend to look at kits and see huge potential to create more with what is included. So, this week, I’d like to teach you a few techniques to make unique elements so you can expand the kits you have purchased.
Technique: It’s a wrap!
We see so many curled ribbons in kits these days. But wouldn’t you just love to wrap those ribbons around something? Here are the instructions for today’s technique.
This is a sample of the finished project.
Let’s wrap ribbon around a frame!
Download the TERRY’S WRAP tech kit to give you to the slide frame and ribbon. And, I’ll teach you how to wrap the ribbon around the frame.
While my instructions are for photoshop, you should be able to translate the concept to your program of choice.
If there is any interest for another technique this week, please leave a comment on the blog. If there is significant interest, I’ll come up with something else to share with you.
Congratulations!!! I hope you enjoyed this technique. If you liked the train elements, you will find my toy train kit for sale on March 4, at SBE.
Preview of train kit, available, March 4, 2006 at www.scrapbook-elements.com:
I have known Terry for about a year or more when I began communicating with her because I discovered I loved her kit styles. She is always ready to say "yes!" when I ask her for help. I have watched her as she adapts her digital scrapbooking sales to keep ahead of the fast growing market. She continues to amaze me as she continually comes up with new ideas and provides them to the digital scrapbooking community. I am amazed at her skills.
Terry has TEASED US! Isn't she fun? She wants to see comments and then she will send me another tutorial! Comment away!
You can find Terry Maruca at :
1. SCRAPBOOK-ELEMENTS
2. SCRAPBOOK-BYTES
*************************************************
For the week while I am the featured designer for "Designer Techniques," please feel free to use COUPON CODE: TMARU_DOTW-20 at both SBE and SBB. Coupons expire and expire the evening of March 4.
Here are the categories in which you can use the discount….
1. SBB - 25% everything.
2. SBE - 20% off the following categories only:
--Terry’s FONTS
-- Terry’s BRUSHES
Recently, you may have seen my focus on interactive actions and brushes (example action; example brush). But for this week, you may ALSO use the coupon at SBE to get 20% discount if you want your handwriting turned into a font!
***************************
WAIT!!! There’s more! LOL
As a kit designer, a digi tool creator, and someone with more creative ideas than time, I tend to look at kits and see huge potential to create more with what is included. So, this week, I’d like to teach you a few techniques to make unique elements so you can expand the kits you have purchased.
Technique: It’s a wrap!
We see so many curled ribbons in kits these days. But wouldn’t you just love to wrap those ribbons around something? Here are the instructions for today’s technique.
This is a sample of the finished project.Let’s wrap ribbon around a frame!
Download the TERRY’S WRAP tech kit to give you to the slide frame and ribbon. And, I’ll teach you how to wrap the ribbon around the frame.
While my instructions are for photoshop, you should be able to translate the concept to your program of choice.
If there is any interest for another technique this week, please leave a comment on the blog. If there is significant interest, I’ll come up with something else to share with you.
Congratulations!!! I hope you enjoyed this technique. If you liked the train elements, you will find my toy train kit for sale on March 4, at SBE.
Preview of train kit, available, March 4, 2006 at www.scrapbook-elements.com:
24 comments:
This is great. Thanks for sharing
Terry, thanks you so much! Here's my comment. I want more! >giggle>
GREAT Tip Terry, thanks for sharing!
Terry, this (I want more) is SO neat. I'm gonna (I want more) have to try this. I love the (I want more) way the finished (I want more) elements look. Oh, by the way . . . I want more! LOL.
Thanks, Terry!!! I've always wanted to know how to do this. Awesome instructions, as always!!
Thanks for the instructions for wrapping the ribbon around an element.
Janet
Thanks for sharing this wonderful tutorial. I'm looking forward to trying it.
Pat
Very cool technique - I was using the eraser brush which too WAY longer!
Thanks so much for this trick.... this is totally easy compared to what I've been doing to accomplish this look!
Thanks for the tutorial Terry. It's very interesting and I can't wait to try it!
Thanks so much Terry, what a simple idea with so many possibilities!!
Great tut Terry ... and so easy! Thanks for sharing it with us and look forward to more!
Thanks, Terry. What a great tut. Now I'd love to learn how to make the twirled ribbon or, know where to buy the plug-in.
Great technique - keep them coming. I for one really do appreciate it.
Ellen - Australia
Thank your sharing both the technique and the freebies to try it out.
Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Thank you so much for sharing that with us! Very cool!
This is cute! Thanks!
I read your tutorial and had an ahha moment. Thanks for showing us how to do this.
Looking forward to purchasing the train kit.
Thank you for sharing this technique with us Hummie and Terry, looking forward to more :-)
Thank you very much for the tut. I'm looking forward to seeing and learning more!
You make it sound really easy. Thank you so much for sharing. I can't wait to see what else you have for us!!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!! It's wonderful to be able to learn fun new things from you! Please keep sharing with us:>
Terry, Thanks for this awesome tip and all of the goodies. I can't wait to try it!! Oh and I want more too!!
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