I followed the tutorial at first, but after filling the bows with her colors, I thought the red and orange bows looked too much alike, and somehow the rainbow didn't look right to me.  So in addition to using different colors, I added another bow.  So what I did was duplicate the Grey Oval Line and then Offset it (effects/image effects/offset) using settings H:0 V:-22.  Then I duplicated this layer and repeated the offset.  I continued to duplicate and offset until I had six bows.

For the bow fill, I picked colors from a rainbow animation that I have and instead of filling each bow with a solid color I used the foreground-background gradient using a dark color and a light color (style=sunburst, H:30, V:30).

For the bow glitter outline, I filled each bow separately using a light color instead of using white.  I guess I can't do anything the easy way LOL.  The white looked okay, but I wanted to see how it would look with colored glitter edges and after seeing it, I liked it more.  I discovered something I didn't expect when I added the noise; the noise shows nicely on the light colors and okay with blue and purple, but you can hardly notice noise added to the red outline.  I even tried adding noise with DSB Flux Bright Noise and the result was the same.  I looked at both monochrome and colored noise, but the red bow just didn't want to show the noise very well.

For step #5, I applied the PhotoEffex Scanlines filter to the Lines layer, but it had no effect on my left-side tube or my background layer, so I applied the filter to both of those layers.

For step #12, I didn't duplicate my tube.  After applying the blur and changing the blend mode to Soft Light, my tube looked exactly the same except lighter and I felt it wasn't needed.

For the frame, I added a new layer, selected all and filled with a rainbow gradient using the same sunburst settings that I used for the bows, filled it again with the blend mode of the Fill Tool set to Multiply (to darken the gradient), contracted by 3, filled with white, contracted by 2, then deleted the selection and selected none.

The tutorial mentions the font CAC Shishoni Brush, but "Magically Delicious" is actually Bickley Script LET Plain font.  I used CAC Shishoni Brush on my tag for "Fairy Magic".  For my name, I used Bank Gothic BT and placed my name on a curve.  I used color #A0A0A0 and set the blend mode to Screen.

I learned a new way of placing text on a curve!  I like this new method of placing text on a curve as it's way easier to make adjustments to the placement of the text along the curve than the way that I was doing it before.  The tutorial uses the method of placing text on a curve that I learned long ago.  I found the instructions for this new method in my PSP Help menu; it's called Fit Text to Path.  I will be writing up a tutorial with some screenshots to demonstrate how to use this method.

I slowed the frames of my animation down to 15fps and saved my tag using Median Cut and Error Diffusion settings.