i am trying to create this monogram to go around my invites but i am having a hard time overlapping our names with our initial. do any of your girls know how to do this...i pray one of you girs can guide me through it
what program are you using? its much easier in photoshop than to try to do it in word
AlexandMike2012
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If you're using a mac...you can just right click and hit 'bring forward' or 'move back' it will bring it over the other words or behind them
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Posted by AlexandMike2012
If you're using a mac...you can just right click and hit 'bring forward' or 'move back' it will bring it over the other words or behind them
You can do this for MS Office products as well....
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Powerpoint is most likly the most simplistic. Otherwise, there's a way to overlap in the word program as well.
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Thanks girls...I shall definitely try.
linda_art
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Thats so pretty! Good Luck.
Shan2011
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If you need help fm me and I'll Try to make it and send you tge template.
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my friend did it with powerpoint
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Posted by ndeokinanan
i am trying to create this monogram to go around my invites but i am having a hard time overlapping our names with our initial. do any of your girls know how to do this...i pray one of you girs can guide me through it
do you girls think that the 'M' is a watermark?
She made it with Microsoft Publisher. I had posted the link to her blog before but I guess it was pulled? Her name is Its.NickNac on P roject Wedding
'The monogram: To design the monogram, I used Microsoft Publisher (PowerPoint can be used, its very similar). *Note: Other programs can be used, I'm most familiar with these two. Once the design was completed, I had the monograms printed on my cardstock (color champagne, metallic) by a local print/copy center. My home printer didn't print well on the metallic paper. To save time and a lot of headache, I opted to have the print/copy center crop the monograms per my specifications/crop marks (2' square). I added a 2-1/4' mat (color chocolate brown) behind the monogram to make it stand-out more. I used E6000 craft glue to attach the small swarovski crystal to the mongoram for a little sparkle. I then glued the monogram to the mat using the roll-on tape adhesive.'
