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1. Open the .jpg file

2. Add a new raster layer 

3. Fill the new layer with your own color or pattern. 

5. Change the layer blend mode on the top layer to "Multiply". 

6. Merge all layers.

http://www.4shared.com/Folded_and_lined_overlay.html

If you don't have a program that supports layers, you can instead download a pack with 10 different colored papers here. It is a rather large file (22 MB), so it takes some time to download, I am afraid.

Credit: The note book paper is made by http://djsoundwav.deviantart.com/ There is lots of great textures, photos and brushes on the webpage http://www.deviantart.com/ too. 

The inked edges were made by lots of different freebie brushes put together.

Below you can see the different layers:

It is very easy to make your own folded paper overlays. Do like this:

1. Take a piece of medium thick paper and fold it back and forward a few times. If you fold it back and forward several times, it will naturally look older and more worn.  

2. Scan the paper, use grayscale and 600 dpi output. 

3. Enhance contrast if necessary (in PSP you can use "Automatic contrast enhancement")

4. Cut and resize the paper to a 3600 x 3600 px square.

5. Increase the color depth to 16 mill. pixels. 

6. Apply a new layer, fill it with your own color or pattern and use layer blend mode "multiply". 

7. Add an inked edge overlay or some additional brushes, if you like. (I used a grungy lilac paper)

Download this folded paper overlay here, if you don't want to make your own paper. :-) (The inked edge is not included).

This frame looks like the plastic pockets used for photographs. The file is made in .psd format, so paste your photos into the two photo layers and then merge the visible layers. Before you merge the visible layers, you might have to adjust the opacity of the bottom plastic layer a bit up or down depending on which background you are using on your layout afterwards. The plastic 
pocket should be visible but not too white. This file size is approx. 16MB, so it takes a bit of time to download.

http://www.4shared.com/Plastic_pocket_frame.html

Except for the first plain wood page, I have tried to keep the colors blue and green like the sea, so go ahead and  add your beach pictures, seashells, fishing lures and stuff.... I imagine this small wooden shed near the beach, with a tiny window and the paint worn and cracked by the wind ..... LOL! 

The quick pages are made in .png format, 3600x3600 pixels in size, and they are approx. 16-25 MB each. So to avoid the file getting way too big by putting lots of frames into the same bag, I have split them up, and you can pick the pages) you like best. Click on the small thumbnails to download. 

I have also seen quite a few of my freebies used in different kits, so thanks for the credit and links back to me, it is always appreciated. 

Tip: If you want to recolor the wire, just change the hue, and maybe turn the saturation a little bit down, and the clips will remain unchanged. 

Download here: http://www.4shared.com/Alligator_clip_wraps.html

Here you can see our cute little nephew Martin trying to eat mashed potatoes for the first time...
Credit: Papers from Gina Miller

Later the same week I received the same award from Sue from www.numbbumm.blogspot.com so thanks a lot to you too, it was a nice surprise.

I apparently now have to nominate 7 other blogs. But it is just impossible to chose from all those creative and amazing blogs out there, so I picked 7 places where I have been downloading amazing scrap booking goodies during the last few weeks. This Blog Award now belongs to you:

1. The winner can put the logo on her blog.
2. Link the person you received your award from.
3. Nominate at least 7 other blogs.
4. Put links of those blogs on yours.
5. Leave a message on the blogs of the girls you've nominated

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