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Old 04-07-2006, 06:32 AM   #1  
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Question Lining up Backgrounds

How do you line up background stamp images to make sure that they don't overlap or leave gaps? I would love to use the Backgrounds in my Scrapbooking but can't quite get them to line up correctly? Is there a tool I should be using?

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Have you tried the Stamp-a-majig?
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i use my stampamajig, and i have mine on a piece of acetate stamped permanently for the print pattern and french script, being as those are the two i use the most.

it works great!
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I love this site! I'm reading this and thinking DUH! Use your stamp positioner. Such an obvious solution (I can never get them right the 1st time) and thank you for posting it!
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