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How to Make Ripped Edges in Photoshop?
- Thread starter pachimac
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tanteva
all i need is Oscraps, cOffee, chOcOlate & tOfu
Tutorial Tuesday (Photoshop Elements)
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Seems like a good one, but it’s with Adobe Illustrator and I don’t know how to use that program. Thank you for trying!
I’ll do a tutorial, but if you take a look through my shop, I have at least several torn paper masks with my other mask products, Feel free to grab them: mask products
Susie, here are a few templates for making curling over torn edges with a white edge and shadows
These are by Manu Design Studio:
Ripped paper template 1
Ripped paper template 2
Ripped paper template 3
You can use them for whole sheets of paper.
I have cropped the template to the size I want so that only one edge is torn.
Note these have separate templates for paper, edges, and shadows and all of them need to cropped the same.
The easiest way to do this is to use a whole paper with the template then move it as a single layer
to a blank page and then do the crop.
Template 3-1 has the center of a paper torn away... you could crop either top or bottom to make bordered torn edges.
These are by Manu Design Studio:
Ripped paper template 1
Ripped paper template 2
Ripped paper template 3
You can use them for whole sheets of paper.
I have cropped the template to the size I want so that only one edge is torn.
Note these have separate templates for paper, edges, and shadows and all of them need to cropped the same.
The easiest way to do this is to use a whole paper with the template then move it as a single layer
to a blank page and then do the crop.
Template 3-1 has the center of a paper torn away... you could crop either top or bottom to make bordered torn edges.
Oh thank you so much, Vicki!!!! I look forward to the tutorial! I’ll check out your products too!
Those are really good torn paper templates. I use them quite a bit.
@pachimac and everyone — check the PSE/Photoshop Tutorial thread — I've recorded a short tutorial for you.
Yay!!! I'm going to start a new thread with this and see if others want to try this with me! @Vicki Robinson where did you post it? I can't seem to find it!
Check in here Susie
Thank you - I finally did find it!
Hope you all found the tutorial easy to follow!