I used to lose track of what stamps were what and I like to give credit so here it how I would label a stamp I got from say Bugaboo Stamps (who has a Friday freebie and is one of my fav digi stamp artists!!).... CU Bugaboo Stamps Angel Holding Heart ~ Original....... I do it that way so that I know whether it is CU=commercial use or PU=personal use. I use the original on the end so I know that it's the original I downloaded.
I also have them categorized in a big folder. Like christmas, baby, angels, sports, kids etc and then I make a master list of all the images in a document for easy reference (trust me after a while you're going to need a way to find them all, there are SO many freebies out there. lol)
I did this tutorial on my blog, I give away scripture freebies (
here'a a link for it on the forums here) This is a VERY easy way, I always create sheets of one image, usually I can fit around 8-12 and I cut them all at once and save the ones I'm not using for another time.
From my blog:
Here's what you do... well, here's what I do after I've created them.....
1. Click on the image and it will go to another screen and be huge.
2. Right click and save it to your computer.
3. Open up whatever Word program you have on your computer. I have Windows Office 2007.
Now you can do this next part 2 different ways.
4a. Look for a tab at the top that says "Insert", click on it.
4b. Click on the icon that says "Picture" and find the image where you saved it on the computer.
OR..... 4c. You can right click on the picture and "Copy", then "Paste" it into the document.
5. Right click on the image when it's in your word program and select "Size"
6. Make it whatever size you would like.
7. Once it's the size you'd like, print it out onto the paper that you want it to be on.
8. Cut it out and craft to your heart's content!!
How and where do I start?
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