Sunday, October 19, 2014
When creating kaleidoscope designs in my
kaleidoscope program, I can save them as jpg (picture) files. By saving these files, I have a copy of all
the kaleidoscopes I thought were really cool.
I have created hundreds of these files which I can then edit in assorted ways by opening them in
Photoshop Elements. The first and
easiest thing to do with your kaleidoscopes is to see how
they look in different colors. I copied
a kaleidoscope to a new layer and used the cookie cutter tool to crop the top
layer. By selecting the cropped layer
and changing the colors of that layer, I began to get new and more
interesting kaleidoscopes. I printed
some of these to fabric and stitched the designs as is seen by the set displayed below.
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