Thursday, 29 October 2015

Thursday Digi Project for Little Claire

This is my special Thursday Digi Project for Little Claire!!

Today I have used - digi Christmas Row of Scotties





While posting my last digi make for Little Claire here
 I showed you a very easy way of printing your digi to a different size.

Today I am going to show you a way of resizing your image to a particular size in Word.

I wanted to use the prefolded card bases shown in the picture -
 these make a card 21cm by 8cm.

Open a blank page in Word and click Insert Picture - Find where you have saved your image on your computer.



This brings up the image with a menu box to the side. Click 'See More...' bottom right.

Click 'Size' at the top. This tells you the image is 15.92 by 5.3 cm. We want it a little larger. Make sure that 'Lock aspect ratio' and 'Relative to original picture size' are checked to make sure the picture stays in the same ratio.

Click the up arrow of one dimension to make it larger. The other dimension will increase to match.
I have stopped at about 18 by 6 cm. Click OK to confirm.


This can now be printed this size - It can be moved about and copied and pasted to make better use of the card - but that's another lesson!

I printed it twice to make my two cards...I coloured the images with Promarkers and used some scraps of DP to layer the images.
I added ribbon to the green version and buttons to the blue version...






Do have a look at Little Claire to see the whole set of digi stamps!


Happy Crafting!!

2 comments:

  1. These are so adorable Susan :) Psst... did you know you were one of our October New Release Giveaway Winners?? But time is almost out for claiming your prize!! Hurry on over and contact Lisa for your prize :) http://imaginethatdigistamp.blogspot.com/p/august-new-release-giveaway-winners.html
    xKris

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