If you do not want the vellum paper behind the words then used these suggestions to help cut the letters out.
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2 comments:
This one is soooo cool! It didn't even cross my mind to do this. Another way to make the Red/Green on the last one is to just use the shadow feature and make it green. Very cool mom! This program really seems to be limitless in what it can do!
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Thank-you so much for this!! This is one of those "Duh!!!" tips for me!! I haven't been using my Expressions Of... phrases because of the vellum. But now I can! And I wonder why they call me clueless.........
BTW... when using your method, I found a little vellum "residue" was left around the phrase. I remedied that simply by filling the phrase with black, which cleaned it up very nicely!
Again, your blog is great, even for us experienced digi-scrappers!
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