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This is a blog I use to share my papercraft projects. I make them for friends and family, as well as selling them to fund my craft stash. You can get in touch with me at loumac03@gmail.com if you have any questions or would like to place a commissioned order.

Monday, 17 February 2014

No Line DIGI Tutorial

Morning everyone. Thank you for stopping by today.

You're in for a treat, of sorts. In the form of a tutorial post from me today. *hey, hey*

Some of you may remember THIS card I posted last week.. well when I added it to the Tiddly Inks FB page, I had a few comments asking how to achieve this 'no lines' look with a digi stamp.

It took me about 2 days of fiddling with various settings on Microsoft Word, only to discover that this can be achieved at the touch of a button, or two, in FOUR easy steps. Lemme show you how.

*Please click on each picture to enlarge it*

STEP ONE:
Start by opening your digi image like normal. Selecting PNG or JPEG will make no difference.


STEP TWO: 
Resize your digi image, like you normally would. This time around I went with 4.5".


STEP THREE:
With your digi image still selected click 'COLOUR' in the top left of the toolbar.
All of the options displayed below will appear. You want to select 'WASHOUT'.


STEP FOUR:
You're DONE!! Can you even believe how easy that is?!


Now you're ready to create no line digis to your heart's content! :)

I hope this has helped someone, even if it's just one person! If you have any questions, or something you're struggling with, please leave me a comment and I'll get back to you pronto!

You can pick up your very own Ellie says Hi HERE at this Tiddly Inks Store!

Lots of love. xo

5 comments:

  1. Oooh I have been wondering how to do this. Thanks for the 'Tute. I'm going to give it a go. Thanks!
    Jess

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  2. Ooooh, it all looks a bit technical lol I will try it thanks for the tips Lou x

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  3. Thank you lovely lady for sealing the deal that I would really like to try this out...!! Now armed w/that knowledge, there's really no reason for me to be a chicken !! Thx!! :))

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  4. Saw this link on Tiddlyinks FB page.... thank you!! I don't think I would have ever been able to figure it out!

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  5. Thank you for this, I have been waning to learn how to do this for some time!

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