I hate to keep bothering everyone, and I'm sure this is addressed here somewhere, but I seem to have a hard time narrowing search results down!
I just got the EHI_SSAlpha_Tmplt_Stitched. I'm brand new with these alphas and have a couple of questions. I did read the instructions that came with them, but can't get it through my head. I want to take a section of several letters and color them all at the same time with the same color - ie the fabric swatch - I want to color the swatch behind the a and the c and the d etc all at the same time with pink. There MUST be a way to do this!
I opened a new file and dragged all the letters I wanted to use in my title over to this page. I used the psd files and had to do every layer of every letter, one at a time, which was very time consuming, not to mention confusing to make sure I got the right section of the right letter.
There has to be a quicker way???!!! btw, use pse6 on vista.
thanks :-)
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Alpa Templates? I've colored the hard way.... is there an easier way?
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Posted 17 July 2010 - 02:51 PM
If your two files are not MAXIMIZED, you can select ALL the layers for a PSD file and drag them at the same time, which also keeps them in the correct stacking order.
You can duplicate your Hue & Saturation layer and drag the duplicates above each letter's layer to be colored. Or you can save the HSL adjustment as described in another post: http://scrapgirls.co...=&fromsearch=1.
You can also merge the "coloration" layer after you've positioned the letters and sized them, and just color the one layer. Hope this helps!
You can duplicate your Hue & Saturation layer and drag the duplicates above each letter's layer to be colored. Or you can save the HSL adjustment as described in another post: http://scrapgirls.co...=&fromsearch=1.
You can also merge the "coloration" layer after you've positioned the letters and sized them, and just color the one layer. Hope this helps!

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Posted 17 July 2010 - 05:29 PM
Light bulb moment here! Merge the layers before coloring!!! This will make things a lot easier and quicker! As I said before, you are one smart cookie! Thanks, Barbara.
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