Dreamy Daisy Tag

20 years ago

Oh, how I wish I knew how to work with brushes, this was such a pretty tut and I had to improvise. I would love

to see one of you do this one correctly. Charlene

This may be useful: http://bunnysattic.com/tutorials/dreamydaisytag.html

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reduc500
20 years ago
I've tried making this but I can't get the brushes to show up. I tried reinstalling them but it says they are already there but not showing in the list. HELP!! haha
Judy
reduc500
20 years ago
Well I don't know what I did but they finally showed up!!
{{!gwi}}
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roseluver
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20 years ago
Judy that is absolutely beautiful. I guess I do not know how to download the brushes, they are there when I check to see, but they just won't show up. Thank you for trying this one. Charlene
reduc500
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Charlene- mine didn't show up at first either. I closed psp, rebooted a couple of times and nothing and then all of a sudden they were there. Beats me!! haha
Judy

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