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#BABYS FIRST SNOW OVERLAY HOW TO#

The backer template includes numerous photo slots and arrangements.

Backer personalization options: Create a custom backer by choosing from over 20 options that will allow you to provide more detail to your very curious friends and family.

You could also opt to have a collage of photos of your baby on the backer, to give your recipient's even more shots of the new baby. You could add a timeline to the back of your card with significant dates about you, your partner, and the newborn.

Card backers are an artistic way to tell the story of your little one.

Know that each design you browse on our site is exclusive to Minted and has been voted top in class through our intricate selection process.

At Minted, all of our designs you see are submitted by a collection of independent artists from across the globe.

Add a little extra sparkle and shine this year with designs featuring gold, silver, rose gold, red, and even green foil elements! A selection of our cards includes the option to customize with foil.

Another way to make your Christmas or New Years' baby announcements extra special is to add custom foil text.

We especially love velum because you can use the custom vellum overlay for text, while underneath will be a text-free keepsake image perfect for your family and friends’ refrigerators. Instead of triple thick, perhaps try our stylish vellum overlay options. If there was a perfect year to splurge on our TripleThick paper, this is it. Many friends and loved ones enjoy holding onto holiday birth announcements as keepsakes.

Choose Minted’s heartier paper stocks to make this milestone announcement last.

That said, remember to put the camera down too and relish the Christmas season with your new addition. Take plenty of photos, both for your card and for your own memories.You only get one chance to introduce your child to the world, so this is the year to go all out with your Christmas baby announcement card! Tips For Getting The Most Out of Your Holiday Birth Announcement Cards: Our baby's first Christmas cards combine a pregnancy or birth announcement with our winning holiday card designs. Change the color of an overlay by adding a color overlay to the layer or using the hue/saturation slider.Baby's First Christmas: Merriest Christmas EverĬongratulations on your growing family this holiday season! Share the joy of your baby’s first Christmas with a beautiful holiday birth announcement photo card from Minted. YOU NEED TO CHANGE THE BLENDING MODE ON THIS LAYER TO “SCREEN.”Īll these overlays will show up best on a darker blurry background. Add a mask and take off what you don’t want. ~”soft snow” can be used as an overlay or border. ~”frost” can be used as an overlay or border. ~”test the limits” is a basic magical snow swirl. ~”magic wand snow sparkle trial” for winter princesses or fairies who could have magic wands. ~”snow flurry” is a basic magical snow flurry effect You could also put a winter fairy in a sitting pose on it after you “distort” it to a level snowflake like this: ~”snowflake” can duplicated over and over again and made into different sizes to put in hair or anywhere you want. ~”snow swirl” is a basic magical snow flurry effect.

~”snow is white” is inspired by the first snow flakes that Elsa “lets go.” ~”snow blowing” is the winter version of my blowing pixie dust overlay in set 1.

~”let it go” is inspired by the snowflakes that are floating above Elsa’s hand as seen here: There are two overlays for this effect, one for the upper hand and one for the main hand. ~”frozen” is inspired by the snow that is shooting out of Elsa’s hand.

#BABYS FIRST SNOW OVERLAY HOW TO#

These are in a PNG file format and you will need to know how to mask, transform and how to change the color in the Photoshop layers palette under layer effects. They can be used for Elsa photography sessions or any kind of snow, winter, ice or frost fairy (like Periwinkle,) or princess/queen photography sessions. This is a set of 12 PNG overlays inspired by Elsa in Frozen and by Periwinkle in Tinker Bell’s Secret of the Wings.