This tutorial was written by me on January 24, 2018. The results are of my own imagination.  Any resemblance to another tutorial is purely coincidental.  

Please DO NOT claim this tutorial as your own.

This was written assuming you have a working knowledge of PSP.

Please keep in mind that I write the tutorial as I am creating it.

Sometimes I may not explain properly where to place things so please see my example if you are ever in doubt :)

Supplies needed

I am using PSP 2018 but this tutorial should work with any version.

PTU Tube:  I am using Jeff Haynie's Coffee Cat.  Please do not use this tubes without a proper license.   You can purchase it at CDO here.  

FTU Kit:  I am using an awesome kit called "Cafe au Lait" created by Mizteeque.  You can download the kit from her blog here. 

Mask:  Mask 63.  Created by Scrappy Bit of Fun.  You can download it here.  Scroll down and you will find the links for the masks on the right-hand side.  Open and minimize in PSP.

FTU Font:  Majestic.  You can download it from Dafont here.

Plug in: None

I am using a drop shadow (D/S) of V 0 H 5, Opacity 75, blur 10, color black throughout the tutorial unless otherwise stated.

Let's get started.

Open a new 750x750 transparent image.  We will resize later.

Add a new raster layer and select all.

Open paper 4, copy and close the original.  Select the new raster layer and paste into selections.  Select none.  Apply the mask and merge group.

OPen element 27, copy and close the original.  Select the mask layer and paste.  Resize 60% and move to the upper right corner of the mask.  Drop shadow.

Open element 44, copy and close the original.  Select the top layer and paste.  Resize 55%.  Using your magic wand, click in the center of the frame.  Selections, expand by 5.  Add a new raster layer and move it under the frame.  Open paper 11, copy and close the original.  Select the new raster layer and paste into selections.  Select none.  Drop shadow the frame and merge down.  Image, free rotate to the left 10 degrees.  Move the frame under the clock layer and to the upper left corner.

Open element 21, copy and close the original.  Select the top layer and paste.  Resize 50% and again by 70% move down and to the left.  See mine for placement.  Drop shadow.

Copy your tube.  I used the one with steam, paste as a new layer and resize 80%.  Move down and slightly to the left.  Drop shadow.

Open element 11, copy and close the original.  Select the sugar pack layer and paste.  Resize 70% and move to the bottom left behind the cat.  Drop shadow.

Open element 24, copy and close the original.  Select the coffee bean bag layer and paste.  Resize 50% and move to the bottom right behind the cat.  Drop shadow.

Open element 25, copy and close the original.  Select the clock layer and paste.  Resize 40% and move to the upper left.  Drop shadow.

Open element 17, copy and close the original.  Select the top layer and paste.  Resize 30% and move to the bottom left so it covers part of the tail.  Drop shadow.

Open element 22, copy and close the original.  Select the top layer and paste.  Resize 20% and move to the bottom right so it covers the cat's elbow.  Drop shadow.

Open element 23, copy and close the original.  Select the top layer and paste.  Resize 15% and move in front of the sugar bowl.  Drop shadow.

Open element 38, copy and close the original.  Select the coffee grinder layer and paste.  Resize 20%, image free rotate, 90 degrees to the right.  Move to the bottom right so it is behind the sugar bowl.  Do not Drop shadow yet.

Open element 39, copy and close the original.  Select the coffee grinder layer and paste.  Resize 20% and move to the milk jug so it looks like the milk spilled.  Merge down the milk jug and splatter and drop shadow.

Add any other elements you like.

Merge visible.

Image, resize by 600 pixels on the longest side, all layers checked.

Adjust sharpness, Unsharpen mask, radius and clipping set to 5 and strength set to 30.  Click ok.

Add your copyright and name.

Save as png.

I hope you have enjoyed my tutorial.  I would love to see your results.