You will also need Eye Candy 4000 or equivalent
for this tutorial to get a free trial to play with
for a few days.

Note: I'm sorry to say the filter I used in the
demo is not in the
free trial offer so if you can't use Eye Candy
4000 and are unable to afford it, just put an
inner bevel effect on the handle instead.

check it out here.

You will also need Super Blade Pro or Blade Pro by
Flaming Pear for this tutorial to get a free trial
to play with for 15 days

Note: If you have Super Blade Pro or Blade Pro and
not Eye Candy 4000 you can use the pre-set I included
for the handle instead.
<<;-)

check it out here.

NOTE: You may be able to adapt this tutorial
for other versions of PSP also.
Elfie Creations ©
<<;-)

Disclaimer: This is my own idea any similarity to
any other Tutorial is purely coincidental.

I did all the hard parts for you, LOL!
First Download all your supplies
Get the Presets here
~ Unzip and place in your presets folder in PSP.

Get the Selections here
~ Unzip and place in your selections folder in PSP.

Get the Super Blade Pro & Blade Pro Presets here
~ Unzip and place in your environments and textures
folder in your Super Blade Pro or Blade Pro.

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Coffee Pot Body

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1.) Open New File 200 x 300 Transparent 16 mil. colors (24 bit)
See Example Below.

2.) Add a new Layer and name it "Pot"
(No not that kind of POT, LOL!>

3.) Selections/Load From Disk/EC_Coffee_Pot_Body.sel

4.) Flood fill with medium gray color,
I used the standard #808080.

5.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Inner Bevel/Pre-set ~ Coffee Pot

6.) Selections/Float

7.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Cutout/Settings set at:

See Example Below.

8.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Cutout/Settings set at:

See Example Below.

9.) Effects/Noise

See Settings Below

10.) Selections/Select None.

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Coffee Pot Lid

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1.) Add a new Layer and name it "Lid"

2.) Go to Selections/Load From Disk/EC_Coffee_Pot_Lid.sel

3.) Flood fill with medium gray color, I used the standard #808080.

4.) Go to Effects\3D EffectsInner BevelPre-set
~ Coffee Pot Top.

5.) Selections/Float

6.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Cutout/Settings set at:

See Example Below.

7.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Drop Shadow/Settings set at:

See Example Below.

9.) Effects/Noise

See Settings Below

10.) Selections/Select None

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Coffee Pot Handle

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1.) Add a new Layer and name it "Handle"

2.) Go to Selections/Load From Disk/EC_Coffee_Pot_Handle.sel

3.) Flood Fill with Black = #000000.

4.) Effects/Plug-in Filters/Eye Candy 4000/Chrome/Black Latex.

4.a.) Effects/Plug-in Filters/Flaming Pear/
Super Blade Pro/black_plastic.q5q
or Effects/Plug-in Filters/Flaming Pear/
Blade Pro/black_plastic.q9q

5.) Erase the thin line next to the Coffee Pot Body,
by exing out all layers but the handle, zoom in
to see it better, make all layers visible again.

6.) Selections/Float

7.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Cutout/Settings set at:

See Example Below.

8.) Selections/Select None.

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Coffee Pot Glass Top

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1.) Add a new Layer and name it "Glass Top"

2.) Go to Selections/Load From Disk/EC_Coffee_Pot_Glass_Top.sel

3.) Flood Fill with White = #FFFFFF.

4.) Effects/Plug-in Filters/Flaming Pear/
Super Blade Pro/clear glass-ec.q5q or
Effects/Plug-in Filters/Flaming Pear/
Blade Pro/clear glass.q9q

5.) Selections/Select None.

6.) Drag Glass Top layer below Handle and
Lid layers to above Pot layer.

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Coffee Pot Spout

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1.) Add a new Layer and name it "Spout"

2.) Go to Selections/Load From Disk/EC_Coffee_Pot_Spout.sel

3.) Flood fill with medium gray color,
I used the standard #808080.

4.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Inner Bevel/
Pre-set ~ Coffee Pot

5.) Selections/Float

6.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Cutout/Settings set at:

See Example Below.

7.) Go to Effects/3D Effects/Cutout/Settings set at:

See Example Below.

8.) Selections/Select None.

9.) Drag Spout layer below Pot layer.

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Now you have just created a pretty
kewl stove top coffee pot.
If you like you can make it in any color
you want and use a tube image for the front
for a pretty coffee pot!

Hope you enjoyed this tutorial and had fun!

If You think this one was good then you can
add to it by going to
Linda's Joyful Creations Antique Stove Tutorial.

Disclaimer:
This is my own idea any similarity to any other
Tutorial is purely coincidental.

You may do what ever you like with the finished image!

Do not copy this tutorial for your own web
site or claim as your own, you may copy it to
your PC for your own personal use but do not copy
it to a CD for your own personal income and do not
send through email as a web page, you may only send
the URL to this tutorial or any other tutorials of
mine through your email.
Thanks
<<'-)
Char aka Elfie Creations ©