Baby Cake Smash Templates

[pocket_crocket]

Hi,

Does anybody know where I can get baby cake smash templates like the one at the bottom of this lady's web page please?

http://blog.eyeamphotography.com/2010/06/first-birthday-cake-smash-toronto-baby.html

Thanks in advance for any help.

Dave.

 

[ACW]

You'd probably be better off just replicating it in photoshop or whatever. It looks fairly simple. Nice and effective layout though.

 

[pocket_crocket]

I'll look into that. Thanks.

 

[tiler65]

loads of free ones here....

http://www.thecoffeeshopblog.com/p/coffeeshop-storyboards-and-frames.html

Once you understand how they work, it is easy to make your own.

 

[cosmicma]

i would be fairly simple to replicate that in something like corel draw

once youv'e made the template you would use the powerclip feature ( in corel draw ) to place and position your images

 

[pocket_crocket]

I'll look into creating my own templates. Thanks a lot for the replies.

 

[djs]

I think the photographer is using the template from Design Aglow:

http://www.designaglowshop.com/products/sweet-16-rounded-corners

 

[cosmicma]

I think the photographer is using the template from Design Aglow:

http://www.designaglowshop.com/products/sweet-16-rounded-corners

i think your right
$20 dollars a pop

 

[Teflon-Mike]

That's my Face-Book home-page header....
Rather more conveluted multi-image frame.... but all pretty simple cut & paste photo-editor job.
Started by creating a back-ground; in this case section of a B&W picture of a pin-board.
Then created a 'film-strip' back-groind, I layed individual images into.
Then I simply pasted the composited film-strips over the original back-ground to create the finished montage.
No templates needed, no particularly powerful or clever software needed.
Just a basic image editor, even paint would probably do, and a little time and imagination.