These are some of the Tubes I have made so far. They are free for you to take and use. The samples shown have been resized for this page. Some like the Tree are very large, and some like the single Eagle feather are small.
There are no strings attached to the use of these tubes, take'm and enjoy. If you use them, a link back would be nice and appreciated, but is not necessary.
They have all been zipped. Just click on the one/ones you want and save to your harddrive and unzip. PSP 6 users place them in your PSP tubes folder, PSP 7 users open them in PSP as you would any other image, then go to Export/Picture Tube to save then in PSP 7 tube format.
Cheers

Eaglefeather

The Tubes

	A single Eagle feather.
	Two Eagle feather's.
	A small bat I made for my Haunted house.
	The Black Cat for the Crash Witch.
	Another Black Cat for the Crash Witch, but with white throat.
	The Crash Witch's broom.
	A witch's cauldron? A stew pot? A flower pot? Only your imagination knows for sure.
	This is the full ring for a chain. To complete the chain the next two tubes are required.
	This is the left side of the next link in the chain. It must be placed on a layer either under or over the full ring, but opposite to the right side. ie: if the left is under then the right must be over.
	This is the right side of the next link in the chain. I usually place this on a layer above the full ring and put it on last. Use the "Mover" tool to position this half in place with the left half.
	This is a fun little thingy. Place this in your work area but don't release the mouse button. Instead drag the thing along. I have had a great deal of fun with this making all kinds of interesting chairs/benches and fancy designs.

	This little guy was on a piece of paper my daughter brought home to colour. It was in rather poor condition and required approx. three hours, just to clean it up and redo all the lines. Then another hour or so to colour. You will find him on a quilt patch on my quilting page.
	The very first graphic, that I made myself, without a tut .
	After making the frog, above, I needed a lilly pad to put him on. So I guess this would be my second made it myself graphic.
	Really proud of my Santa. This is my 3rd by myself graphic. It was much more complicated and I had to learn how to make a tube with multiple images, (hair for the beard), in order to complete it. Ok, so it's not the greatest Santa in the world, but it's mine.
	Now I'm really getting brave. Had to make this one for another quilt patch for the quilting challenge at GB's.
	Made the tombstone from a tut, for the Tombstone challenge at GB's. Unfortunately I didn't have time to finish this challenge as other things came up. Oh well there is always next year.
	Needed a leafless tree for my Haunted house and this is the result. The tree is in the Haunted House graphic on the Halloween page.
	These are the hairs for making Santa's beard. Ok..Ok I know it looks more like a water fall then a beard. But I promise not to tell anyone if you don't. Besides they did the job and that's all that really matters. If I remember right, there are 9 hairs in the group.
	I was working on an Angel tut, but the tut required the dl of the wings. Now I don't really like to use other people's work, I would much prefer making my own. So this was the result of my first attempt. To use the wing, place it on a layer by itself under your angel or whatever, do an Edit/Copy. Go to Image/Mirror. Add a new layer and Edit/Paste/As new Selection. Now use the "move" tool to adjust their positioning behind your angel.
	Can not imagine why anyone would want this witch, but I spent a considerable amount of time on it, and didn't want to throw it away, so here she is in all her glory.

The entire contents of this page � Robert Valiquette, aka Eaglefeather, 2000.

The Tubes

A single Eagle feather.

Two Eagle feather's.

A small bat I made for my Haunted house.

The Black Cat for the Crash Witch.

Another Black Cat for the Crash Witch, but with white throat.

The Crash Witch's broom.

A witch's cauldron? A stew pot? A flower pot? Only your imagination knows for sure.

This is the full ring for a chain. To complete the chain the next two tubes are required.

This is the left side of the next link in the chain. It must be placed on a layer either under or over the full ring, but opposite to the right side. ie: if the left is under then the right must be over.

This is the right side of the next link in the chain. I usually place this on a layer above the full ring and put it on last. Use the "Mover" tool to position this half in place with the left half.

This is a fun little thingy. Place this in your work area but don't release the mouse button. Instead drag the thing along. I have had a great deal of fun with this making all kinds of interesting chairs/benches and fancy designs.

This little guy was on a piece of paper my daughter brought home to colour. It was in rather poor condition and required approx. three hours, just to clean it up and redo all the lines. Then another hour or so to colour. You will find him on a quilt patch on my quilting page.

The very first graphic, that I made myself, without a tut .

After making the frog, above, I needed a lilly pad to put him on. So I guess this would be my second made it myself graphic.

Really proud of my Santa. This is my 3rd by myself graphic. It was much more complicated and I had to learn how to make a tube with multiple images, (hair for the beard), in order to complete it. Ok, so it's not the greatest Santa in the world, but it's mine.

Now I'm really getting brave. Had to make this one for another quilt patch for the quilting challenge at GB's.

Made the tombstone from a tut, for the Tombstone challenge at GB's. Unfortunately I didn't have time to finish this challenge as other things came up. Oh well there is always next year.

Needed a leafless tree for my Haunted house and this is the result. The tree is in the Haunted House graphic on the Halloween page.

These are the hairs for making Santa's beard. Ok..Ok I know it looks more like a water fall then a beard. But I promise not to tell anyone if you don't. Besides they did the job and that's all that really matters. If I remember right, there are 9 hairs in the group.

Can not imagine why anyone would want this witch, but I spent a considerable amount of time on it, and didn't want to throw it away, so here she is in all her glory.

Last updated Wednesday, 21 February 2001