Processing with Flypaper textures

This is the result


This is the process:

I used Flypaper textures: Spring Painterly: Sonnet and Swann's way. Click on the image to see opacity and details.

And this is the origin:

process

I love textures, I admit. And I love the different look that any picture takes once you add some texture work.
Here it is. The result:




This is the original:


And the process.
First,I opened the picture in Photoshop (here are all the layers, I hid all them, to show the process)


Then,applied one of the Florabella Actions, I think it was Sweet Haze. See what it looks like:


Next,the borders. I used first Fly Edges 14, from Flypaper textures, and set the blending mode to multiply.


And finally, other Flypaper border: Fly edge 1, the blending mode was overexpose, and the opacity lowered to a 16%, so that it gives but a subtle shade.

using Flypaper Textures

I fell in love with Flypaper Textures. And you'll agree I'm right.
Look at this little red roofed house. I thought it was cute. But decided to give it a try with a texture. And voilá...
After:

Before: