To make the tag background that I used - above :

• PSP > Open a new canvas approximately 650 X 450
• Open 'Bunny Guide' from the supply folder

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• Copy the 'bunny guide' > Paste as a New Layer at your PSP canvas > name it 'bunny'
• Bottom layer > Preset Shape = Rounded Rectangle  > 

colors I used :  

• Convert to Raster

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• Effects > Texture Effects > Texture :

Now Draw another Preset Shape = Rounded Rectangle :

Colors I used : 

*pay attention to the background texture squares - fit your second shape into the lines

• Convert to raster

I used a 'Lyndie' Brush to decorate the inside rectangle :

Now Add a New Raster Layer **it should be under your 'bunny'

• Highlight your bunny layer
• Select All > Float

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• With selection active > highlight your New layer
• Drop Shadow :

• Select None

Add what text you like (I used Kinkee and payfer font 'Inspiration') - when finished :

• DELETE the 'bunny' layer
• Merge Visible all layers

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• Copy your tag back > Paste as a New Animation to AS

Crimson used a SuperBladePro preset - 'M_Coconutice' on her text.  It looks just like Honey!  *use a tan text color from the bunny and apply the preset She then used the same drop shadow for her text as provided for the bunny *if you add the shadow to it's own layer - a new raster layer underneath the text - it will keep the honey effect very clean Add a new raster layer under your text layer Select all/Float your text Highlight the New layer and apply the drop shadow Download the preset at Meadows Studio See Crimson's tag with her text effect - at the bottom of page .. Ü

Animation Shop > Open a New Canvas/Transparent > at least 650 Wide **if you made your tag as I have - you'll need outside space for your Bee to wander off the tagback

• Duplicate the canvas to 24 Frames

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• Edit > Select All
• Edit > Propagate Paste

Copy your tagback > Paste into the 24 frames *leaving empty space at the left side

Browse to Open the 'raeHunnyBunny.psp' file :

• Edit > Select All
• Edit > Copy

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• Return to your tagback frames > Zoom In
• Paste in the bunny frames > paying attention to fitting it into the drop shadow

Crop > Options = Surround the Opaque Area = Ok > Crop

Thats it!  ..  Here are my Optimization settings :

File > Optimization Wizard >

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However you chose to use the HunnyBunny..  we'd love to see yours!

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