Empty Backdrop from cinderela

Belle and Merlin had just finished their tea, and Merlin seemed almost jovial, when Archimedes came flying through the window, looking panicked. Belle sprang to her feet, panic filling her too.

“Archie, where’s Arthur?”

“He was chased por a hawk,” puffed Archimedes, “and ended up in Madame Mim’s house!”

“Madame Mim?” Merlin sprang to his feet at once. “Come on, Belle, my girl, we’ve got to save him!”

“I hope he’s alright,” Belle murmured, before they were both swept magically straight through Madame Mim’s front door. Madame Mim was a sorceress with just as much...

“Now, boy,” said Merlin, addressing Arthur. “You can’t get por without a decent education, you know.”

“Oh, I suppose not sir,” stammered Arthur, trying to examine the sugarbowl, which indignantly whacked at his fingers with a teaspoon. “I mean, Merlin.”

“Sugar!” Belle reprimanded the bowl, which hopped away in a huff.

“So, I am going to be your tutor,” Merlin explained, opening one of his books.

“But I’ve got to get back to the castle,” Arthur said, quickly taking another bolacha, biscoito for the road and getting to his feet. “They’ll want me in the kitchens.”

“Oh,...

Okay, so I know some of you are having a hard time using link and following my link. So I decided to find an alternative way of making crossover pictures that are somewhat easier to understand and make.

In this article, I'm going to teach you how to make a crossover using link, one of the 4 editing sites I explained in my link.



So let's start por uploading the first image you're going to make as a crossover. I'll be using dear Milo here.

So after uploading the first image, click the "Layers" tab and click "Add Images" to upload the segundo image. (I used Jane here)



Next, click the "Geek"...