Supplies needed:
4 tubes of choice. I am using the wonderful work of Elias Chatzoudis.

You must have a license to use his work.
You can purchase the tubes, and obtain a license from MPT.
Scrapkit is by Jessica. Its called "Hope" and you can purchase it here.
Font of choice or the one I am using its called Pea Amy*Rica Script, and you can find it here.
Filter needed: Eye candy 4000 Gradient glow.

(this is optional, if you don't have it you can use drop shadow, just change the color from black to color of choice.)

Lets get started!
Open a 700X700 canvas(LOL we will resize, I just like lots of room to work). Flood fill the canvas with white.
Open the H-frame3_jd go ahead and copy and paste it onto your canvas.
Now in your first frame use your magic wand, tolerance and feather on 0. click inside the frame, then go to
selections, modify, expand by 4 pixels. Select a paper of choice and copy and paste it under the frame.
go to selections, invert and make sure you are on the paper layer and hit delete. DO NOT DESELECT
copy and paste your first tube, make sure its under the frame and hit delete. Now you can deselect.
Repeat these last 2 steps with the other 3 frames.
When done with that add a drop shadow to the frame I used:
V&H-1
Opacity-60
Blur-3.00
Then add your gradient glow, the only number I changed was "glow width" and I changes that to 3.00
under the color tab, change the color to one of choice, I went with the matching blue.(I also did this around the black dress)
On top of the background I added a photmat.

Then added my little emeblishments to it, kind of over lapping each other.
Then I added around the frame "These are the essentials for a great night out with the girls".

Of course you
can change the words or just leave it off.
Add you copy write name, and taggers mark, then X out the background,and merge visible. Then resize the
merged layer by 85%, crop to fit, and open the background up. merge visible, then save as a jpeg.

I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial.
Written by Kimberly Garner October 27th,2008 and registered with TWI