Free Digital Printing
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The first lot I did of these proved popular so I thought I would put a few more
up. I intend to have a play with some more later, but I did these as I
have been making Mother's Day Cards. Firstly I have found a fantastic
font site
www.kevinandamanda.com so I have used "Boring
Showers" from
this page and if you do not know how to install a font
there are too
instructions here So if you install the font it
should all work without any changes.
There some instructions below on how to change colour and text
etc .
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File is
Here
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I have used a circle punch on this and chalked the edges.
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These circles can be changed fairly easily (I hope!) for font, colour,
size and change the outer line to solid dashed or spotted. You can move them by
clicking and dragging them with your mouse.
Text - Font & colour changes
Place your mouse over the text on one of the images and click - this
will bring up the text box. You can now change the text and the font as a
normal word dcument. If you make the box bigger than the inner circle it
will blank out some of the lines.
You can click around on the word art toolbar and see what happens, just makes
sure you save your work every now and again before clicking - or click undo!
Line - appearance & colour changes
Place your mouse over the line on one of the images and double click, now right
click --> format auto shape-->colors and lines tab - you should see the
colour selected and the line type - you can change these using the drop down
boxes, and also the weight of the line.
You can click around on the word art toolbar and see what happens, just make
sure you save your work every now and again before clicking - or click undo!
Change size of whole thing
Place your mouse over one of the images and click one, then right
click --> Format object ---> size tab then change the height and
width to your desired size.
Finally if you don't have MS Word I have just tested them on Open Office which
is free to download from SunSystems and they work fine on there too.
Instead of WordArt it is called Fontwork and is in the drawing toolbar.
I hope that you have some fun with these - I can add a few more with more lines
etc LMK if you find them useful.
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© Carolyn Woodruff January 2009