Here is what we will be making :

Start by opening a new 800 X 600 transparent canvas. (Don't worry you will crop your unused canvas off at the end of this tutorial)

Now open your Fence element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas. Now re-size it to 75%. Use your move tool to position your Fence element to the center of your canvas.

Go to Effects - 3D Effects - click Inner Bevel

**You are welcome to use my settings below or your own**

***You will use this effect through out this tutorial, so once you have your settings set, you should only have to click on Inner Bevel then click ok. (Yes I know I have the image of the tree element in this screen shot lol, I forgot to take the screen shot when I applied it to the Fence element lol)***

Now click Ok.

Now go to Adjust - click Sharpness - then click Sharpen

Go back to Effects - 3D Effects - this time click Drop Shadow

**Again, you may use my settings or your own**

***You will also use these same settings all the way through out this tutorial, so after you have your settings set you should only have to go to Drop Shadow, wait for menu to open then click ok.)

Click Ok

Now open your Lights element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 40%. Use your move tool to position your Lights element to the left side of your Fence element.

Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (wait for menu to open, then click Ok. Same settings as before)

Now go to your layers pallet - right click on your Lights layer - then click Duplicate. Then go to Image & click Mirror. Now use your Move tool to adjust the position of your duplicated Lights element if needed.

Open your Tree element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 50%. Position it to the left end of your Fence element. Now in your layers pallet - move your Tree layer down so it is directly under your Fence element.

Go to Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel (Same settings as before, click Ok.)

Adjust - Sharpness  - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (same settings as before, click Ok.)

Back in your layers pallet - right click on your Tree layer - then click Duplicate. Now go to Image & click Mirror. Use your move tool to adjust the position of your duplicated Tree element to the right end of your Fence element.

Back in your layers pallet - right click on your duplicated Tree layer - then click Duplicate. Now use your move tool to position your 3rd Tree element to the middle of your Fence element. (See my tag above if needed)

(No need to add inner bevel, sharpen or drop shadow to your duplicated elements because you already applied those to your main element.)

Open your Flowers element - Copy & paste as a new layer onto your canvas, then use your move tool to position your Flowers element along the bottom of your Fence element.

Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel (same settings, click Ok)

Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (same settings , click Ok)

Open your Bush element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 35%. Using your move tool - position your Bush element to the left end of your Fence element.

Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel (same settings, click Ok)

Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (same settings, click Ok)

Now go to your layers pallet - first move your Bush layer down so it is directly under your Flowers layer, - then right click on your Bush layer - then click Duplicate. Now go to Image & click Mirror. Then use your move tool and adjust the position of your duplicated Bush element to the right end of your Fence element.

Now open your Birdhouse element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas -then re-size it to 35%. Use your move tool & position your Birdhouse element to your liking.

Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel (same settings, click Ok)

Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (same settings, click Ok)

Open your Vine element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 35%. Use your move tool & position your Vine element to the left side of your Fence element, and place it along your Lights element on the left. 

Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel (same settings, click Ok)

Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects- Drop Shadow (same settings, click Ok)

Go to your layers pallet - right click on your Vine layer - then click Duplicate. Now go to Image & click Mirror. Use your move tool to adjust the position of your duplicated Vine element to the right side of your Fence element if needed.

Open your Owl element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 10%. Use your move tool & position your Owl element to your liking.

Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel (same settings, click Ok)

Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen 

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (same settings, click Ok)

Now open your Fox element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 20%. Now position your fox element to the right lower side of your Fence element.

Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel (same settings, click Ok)

Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (same settings, click Ok)

Now go to your layers pallet - right click on your Fox layer - then click Duplicate. Now go to Image & click Mirror. Use your move tool to position your duplicated Fox element to the left lower end of your Fence. (See my tag for example)

Open your Butterfly element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 10%. Use your move tool & position your Butterfly element to the upper right of your tree elements.

Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (same settings, click Ok)

Now go to your layers pallet - right click on your Butterfly layer - then click Duplicate. Now go to Image & click Mirror. Now using your move tool, adjust the position of your duplicated Butterfly element to your liking.

Now you will want to add your name & and credit information.

The settings I used for the name are :

Font : Happy

Size : 150 Pixels (this will depend on the length of your name)

Background Color : #800000

Foreground Color : Set to nul

Now apply your name & position it within your 2 fox elements.

Go to your layers pallet - move your Name layer down so that it is directly under both your Fox layers.

Now on your Name layer -

Go to Effects - 3D Effects - Inner Bevel (same settings click Ok.)

Now go to Adjust - click Add/Remove Noise - then click Add Noise, set to Uniform, 35, and make sure your Monochrome box IS checked, then click Ok.

Now go to Effects - click Plugins - then click Eye Candy 5 Impact - Gradient Glow

**You can use my settings below or your own.**

***I have included the color codes for the 2 colors I used***

Now click OK.

Then go back to Effects - click 3D Effects - Drop Shadow (Same settings, click Ok)

Now open your Bow 2 element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 80%. Use your move tool & position your Bow2 element across your name, see my tag for example.

Then go to your layers pallet - move your Bow 2 layer down so it is directly below both of your Fox layers, but keeping it above your Name layer.

Then go to Adjust - Sharpness - Sharpen

Effects - 3D Effects - Drop Shadow

Now open your Stardust element - Copy & paste it as a new layer onto your canvas - then re-size it to 80%. Use your move tool to position your Stardust element to the left side of your tag.

Adjust -Sharpness - Sharpen

*Do not add Inner Bevel or Drop Shadow to this element*

Now go to your layers pallet - right click on your Stardust layer - then click Duplicate. Now go to Image & click Mirror.

Use your move tool to adjust your duplicated Stardust element to the right side of your tag if needed.

Make sure you have added any credit that needs to be added.

If you are happy with the placement of your name & elements, go to your layers pallet - right click on any layer - then click Merge - then click Merge Visible.

Now activate your Crop tool & crop off any access canvas that you did not use.

Once you have cropped your tag, you may or may not need to re-size your completed tag. If you choose to re-size your tag you might want to apply one more Sharpen to your tag.

Now all that is left is to save your tag as a PNG file & you have completed this tutorial!!♥