Scripts & Scraps Learning Series

This is an updated download list for using and writing scripts

Beginners Guide to Scripts

Version Conflict

Scripts Toolbar Overview

Scripts & Scraps Learning Series (all 3 lessons)

Trouble Shooting Scripts

Im trying to start a series of trouble shooting tips for using scripts.
Things I have learned from using free scripts myself, and problems that have come up with testing scripts I have made.

If you have had a problem using scripts, please email me at cancermooncreations@gmail.com and tell me what the problem is and we will try to fix it. If you email me with your problem, expect to see it in my trouble shooting tips - but I wont use names :)

Tip of the Day

Scripts that are written in version 10 or later do not work in 8 or 9.
To get it to work in version 9 at least, there is a simple change in the actual script file that you can do. Change the very top most line of code. *see image*




For a more thorough explanation and help opening the script file -
download Scripts & Scraps 2 - version conflicts.

or you can download the whole basics series (3 rtf files with screen shots)

Introducing Scripts & Scraps Learning Series

Finally !!! The Release of Scripts & Scraps Informational Learning Series about Scripts.


This series will include information and resources to use and write PSP Scripts.

Start with the Beginners' Guide

An overview of basic script information - learn how to and where to install scripts, how to access and use them in PSP and more.

The Beginners Guide is included with all my Scripts - Freebies and Pay scripts

But you can also download the .rtf file here.
~ Beginners Guide ~


Then you can move on to:
lesson 2 - which discusses version conflicts



lesson 3 - the Scripts Tool Bar Overview


Or you can download the whole beginners series (3 documents)

I will keep adding to the series and include tips, tricks, tutorials and some in the biz advice as I can.

Tutorials Using my kits

Deb did a tag / brag book layout tutorial using one of my taggers kits - I am very impressed :)

Tutorial

The Fairy was made by Belinda

Jupiter Seahawks

Well the team is back from the *World Series in Orlando - and I hear they had a great time. In honor of their homecoming - I wanted to post something from their kit.

This is the baseball card I designed for them to trade. In the kit, you can take the png file of this card and put your childs photo behind it, and you can customize it with their name and number. The sample shows my niece's name and number just so you get the idea. The kids can have fun with these....... giving their autograph and trading them with friends. The cards are approximately 4 x 6 inches.




* Here are some tips & fun ideas for the cards

Print them out on card stock
put together a mini album and fill the pages with the autographed cards of your team mates.

New Look for My blog

I have a new look for my blog. yeahhh... and hopefully, it will change even more if I can figure out how to upload my own background. The header and the tag on the side and the background if I ever get it up were all made using my doodle denim kit. I told ya it had some cute doodles in it :)

here is one other little tag I made with the kit, but I didnt like it as well as the other one - maybe just my personal taste.



Wanna see more of this kit - check my labels here for Doodle Denim or check it out at

Beading Tips

While I am making a kit or a set, I think of hundreds of ways to use it. Then by the time I'm done with it, I either can't remember all of them, or I just never get around to it - on to the next project.

So, before I forget all these tips and tricks and ways I want to use my own goodies, I will jot them down and share them with you. Maybe y'all will make some fabulous things with any of my goodies.

okay tip on beading.

If you save the bead/s you like as a tube (in PSP - I think they call them stamps in Photoshop) then you can use your tube tool - on a new layer of course. Put down your first bead, and then for a straight line, hold down the shift key, and put another bead across the page (or down the page) wherever you want your string of beads to end. wala - you have them. Now, if the beads are too close, or too far, look up at your tools - change the settings to continuous and random, and change the step number if needed. lower means closer together, higher means further apart.

If you have a good bead string - then you have a great set of beads all ready to go.