Not at all pleased with my tear, but I just couldn't let you down, Raylene. I think knowing in the back of my head that I had templates for this that I knew would look better didn't make me try as hard. Anyway, I love my lo and thanks for the challenge.
WHAT A BIG BABY

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Jan - JJ to 4
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This one really stretched me and although I clearly need more practice, I know that I will continue to work at it because I love tears on a page.

An Amazing Romantic

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Silly Would love to hear your feed back at My Gallery

Mine is here for this week!
http://www.scrapbook-bytes.com/galle...p?photo=282488

I think the secret is to shorten up the brushes... and change the angles as you work... in PS, go to upper right hand corner and click on Brushes > brush tip shape. In the bottom left corner of the pop out window, there is a circle with 'crosshairs' on it with an arrow. Swivel the arrow around and see your brush change angles. Vary this and you will see more natural 'tears'

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My Blog

Hey hey!! Here is mine
http://www.scrapbook-bytes.com/galle...443&ppuser=382
I think that it looks a little cluttered and I'm not so happy with my deformations on the page turn. I'm using GIMP and so I don't have that nifty deformation dohicky. Anyway...there it is.


-K

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Left you some love...I thought it looked pretty great!

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My Blog

I love torned papers and this was my first time to try making one myself.
Really enjoyed it and will probably try making more.

Honestly Me

Well done ladies! With all the challenges this past week, I'm so thilled with each one of you who took a swing at making the torn paper! Woot!

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Mine is probably too late but I couldn't not share after my hard work. I see now why I don't make my own torn paper - it's hard. But I am quite pleased with the results.

My Mom