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5 Tubes of Choice, I'm using the wonderful art work of Keith Garvey.
Which you must obtain a license to use at MyPspTubes 
Scrap Kit By Tamie from  ADDICTIVE PLEASURES called Glam Princess
.This is a PTU kit and you can get it from Twilight Scraps
Eye Candy 4000-Gradient Glow

This tutorial will follow the scrap kit I used but any scrap kit will do.

Open up a canvas 700x700
Paste the filmstrip and resize by 85%

Using your magic wand click in side the first frame.
Sections/Modify/Expand by 3
Paste paper 11
Sections/Invert/Delete
Move this under the frame layer
Contuine doing this for the next frames
using a different paper.

Using your magic wand again
click in side one of the frames
Sections/Modify/Expand by 3
Paste your tube of choice
Sections/Invert/Delete
Move it under the frame layer
Contuine doing this for the next  frames
using a different tube each time.
Make sure your 5th tube is a tube that is laying down.
Place it at the top of the film strip

Paste ribbon 5 and move it to the bottom of all the layers
Place it to you can see it from the bottom of the filmstrip
add a drop shadow
3/0/50/2

Paste the shoe2 resize it by 25%
place it on the left side bottom filmstrip
Paste the sparkles
move it to the top of the filmstrip
add a small gradient glow
3/25/100
#a6a9e2

Paste the Glitter resize by 75%
Move it to the very bottom
Duplicate/Mirror

Paste Bow 6 resize by 45%
Rotate to the left by 45
Move it to the top left of the filmstrip
Layers duplicate image mirror

At this time add any other elements you would like
I added some makeup, and another ribbon at the bottom of the filmstrip

Using font of choice
I used SandyTextHmkBold
Size 100
Stroke 1
Forground/#f4c4e7
Background/#a1ace2
Add the same drop shadow as before

Add the Credit and your License Number is using PTU
Delete out the White Background Resize if needed and save as PNG

This tutorial was created on February/26th/2010 by Ċrÿstàlßellĕ of Belle of the Ball Tutorials and Scraps
any resemblance to another Tag or Tutorial is purely coincidental.