Group project anyone?

[sconnell]

Is anyone able to recreate this frame with no photo? Thanks

 

[PrincessAli]

These would be FABULOUS for Scrapbookers!!

 

[pugga04]

Subbing, Awsome Frames Everyone!!!!

 

[erynsmom]

subbing

These are terrific.

 

[ctot216]

wow, someone just pointed me this way...I've only seen a few pages, but spectacular! Hopefully this gets some new attention

 

[MerryPoppins]

After someone finds or posts instructions, I'll edit the first post so the instructions are there...

I read: instructions on post #1475. I haven't gone to look.

 

[eyckmans]

These are all wonderful, you are all so clever. I would love some of the different parks with 2008 on them and some for the Holiday 2oo8 and MVMCP if anybody has time. Thanks
Val

 

[sourgrape]

I haven't developed any frames in some time, but here's a shot at a quick one for the Magic Kingdom. If You want me to try some other, give a shout.

 

[arwood82]

This is a great thread. I will definitely be using quite a few of these frames for the pictures from our recent trip. I hope that we can keep this one going.

 

[ctot216]

I read: instructions on post #1475. I haven't gone to look.

Here is post #1475, stolen from Sourgrape:

Follow these steps:

1) Right click on the frame you want and save the image to your hard drive.
2) Open the frame using Adobe Photoshop or Photoshop Elements (hope you have the software).
3) In Photoshop Elements click on image, mode, RBG color.
4) Open the picture you want framed.
5) Drag the picture and place it on top of the frame.
6) Resize the picture (by using the handles) so that it is slightly larger than the opening in the frame.
7) You may have to click OK (Checkmark) after each step.
8) Finally, click on layer, arrange, send to back. Your picture is now within the opening of the frame and you can now print it.

So basically (I use paint.net- It's free, I love it!!) I'm not sure what step
3 means, since I don't have photoshop, but just open your picture,
add a second layer above it, copy and paste the frame in the top layer,
and edit the sizes as you need.

Haven't tried it yet, is it really that simple?

Thanks to everyone's hard work (I know these are old, but if some still
read this! )


I have a question though.
Are these high quality?
What will they look like if I try to print them?

 

[eyckmans]

Thank you, that's exactly what I was looking for. I would love something like that for the other 3 parks and the mvmcp if you or anybody else has time.
Has anybody got frames for US, SW, KSC Boggy creek airboats or Busch gardens as we will be doing all?

I haven't developed any frames in some time, but here's a shot at a quick one for the Magic Kingdom. If You want me to try some other, give a shout.

 

[chaoscent]

MICKEY aka Amy does great DISigns and she only does non-Disney DISigns. Post in her thread and I am sure she will help you.
Penny

 

[eyckmans]

Thanks Penny, I have contacted Amy.
Val

MICKEY aka Amy does great DISigns and she only does non-Disney DISigns. Post in her thread and I am sure she will help you.
Penny

 

[donatalie]

This looked like fun to try....
I uploaded a PNG version to my 4shared site under Digital Scrapbooking if you need a transparent background....

 

[donatalie]

We saw Chip & Dale EVERYWHERE!!!!

 

[disneyfan2]

how did i ever miss this thread all these years , i should be packing but with all the neat stuff here, i can't pull myself away

 

[eyckmans]

Thank you so much Donatalie. These are wonderful : thumbsup2

 

[sourgrape]

I put this one together this morning for the Studios.

 

[eyckmans]

Thank you, that is perfect. You are all so kind. It will be great to have a project to work when I get back to take away some of the post Disney depression.
Val

I put this one together this morning for the Studios.

 

[sourgrape]

This is the Epcot one I just put together. The last few I did I saved as a jpg so if you decide to use them you may have to use the magic eraser to make the background transparent.