Quick Tip Tuesday – see what you’re doing with Brushes

We scrappers love our fun brushes – they work like stamps, you can draw stuff, age things with grunge brushes – the possiblities are endless!  But sometimes, it’s hard to see what you’re doing with some of the shaped brushes – especially if they’re larger than your canvas!

You can change how you view your brush easily!  Go to Edit>Preferences>Display & Cursors and you’ll see this:

If you set your settings on Full Size Brush tip, you won’t be surprised when the edges of a soft brush go wider than you think!  I will often turn on the Show Crosshair in Brush Tip box when I need to align something precisely, too.

For more about how to use your brushes like rubber stamps, see our tutorial HERE

And just for reading this far – here’s a little freebie for you! You can read our TOU HERE.

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Happy Scrapping!

Jenn

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