Editable Frozen and Sophia the 1st Tarpaulin Design in PSD Format

This editable tarpaulin layout with "Frozen and Sophia the 1st" concept is yours for FREE! It is in Adobe Photoshop CS6 format.

Instructions:

Download it by simply clicking on the image above. Wait a few seconds and it will open.

If you like it or have something to ask, feel free to leave a comment. GOD bless!

Fonts used:

BelweBT
FetteEgyptienne
BeyondTheMountains
MyriadPro
Vendetta

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Cape San Agustin

Cape San Agustin is the most southeasterly point in the Philippines situated in the island of Mindanao, between the capital City of Mati and the coastal town of Governor Generoso in Davao Oriental, facing the vast raging waters of Celebes Sea on the south and the calm waters of Davao Gulf on the west. Known of old as "Provincia de Caraga, 1609," which stretches from the Cape of Surigao in the north-end, and down to the Cape of San Agustin, it was considered a most important strategic navigational demarcation during the Spanish colonial era. The area was also of strategic importance for the Americans and Japanese in World War II where both forces had radar installations near the Cape. Cape San Agustin was a favorite hunting ground by American submarines in WWII, and many Japanese shipwrecks are reputed to lie in this area.

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Budget-wise Birthday Invitation

Spending money on foods, entertainment and party favors is unavoidable to ensure you throw the memorable party for your love ones.

But there’s a lot of ways on how to cut too much expenses for your kid’s birthday party preparation. And knowing a way of doing it without affecting the quality of your theme presentation is a big advantage.

To help you about it, here’s an editable budget-wise birthday invitation in PSD format which only cost a 4 inch x 6 inch size photo paper, a printer and a little knowledge in Photoshop CS6 application. A cheap yet cute birthday invitation will be yours without spending another cash for layout.  

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