Select Your Brush from the Brush Preset Picker and Adjust the Size You Would like Your Brush to Be. Be Careful when You Increase the Size of Smaller Brushes Because They Will Come out Blurry
Create a New Layer and Apply Your Brush. if You Would like to Apply the Brush More than Once or Would like to Use More than One Style of Brush, Make Sure You Create a New Layer Each Time so You Can Adjust the Size or Manipulate Each Brush Separately
Once You like the Overall Look of Your Brushing Print It on Either White Cardstock or Heavy Matte Photo Paper if You Are Using Digital Paper or Cut Your Patterned Paper or Cardstock to Size and Print Directly on It. (I Used HP Heavy Matte Photo Paper)
Assemble All Your Elements Just as You Would Any Traditional Paper Layout. I Added Green Fibre, Dragonfly Metal Beads, and Chipboard Alphas to Add Texture and Dimension to My Layout. I Used the Custom Shape Tool in Photoshop and Cut Paw Prints from Another Digital Paper and Pasted Them on My Photo, Printed It out and Sanded the Edges before Attaching It to My Layout
To view the tutorial complete with photos, click HERE.
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