How-to Links

Discussion in 'Stamp Chat' started by Sarahrtw, Jun 13, 2013.

  1. James-2489

    James-2489 Well-Known Member

    Hello RedVelvetCupcake2009, because stampexchange avatar is a square, you first need a suitable square background (colour of your choice).
    run a second copy of paint and choose a stamp shape that you want to use that has a contrasting border colour to your base background, clear (erase) the design from your stamp, (you may wish to keep your country name).
    Adjust the stamp border size to suit your design then copy and paste onto background (first paint programme)
    Next copy and paste your photo' onto your stamp border
    adjusting the position & size if required.
    Next add text if required in a contrasting colour. At this point SAVE YOUR IMAGE. Avatar master.

    If in paint you go to "view" and switch the rulers on
    you can resize your avatar to about 200 pixels square.

    I think that is the size that you need for your avatar.
    If I'm correct save your new avatar 2.
    If not, open Avatar master and adjust the image size to suit.

    Have fun,
    Regards, James.

    If all else fails send me an image, text, and colour info and I'll do it for you.
     
    Last edited: Jul 11, 2017
  2. fishmonk

    fishmonk Member

    That's a comprehensive guide on soaking stamps. I never thought that there's so many details to take note on.
     
  3. Cappy

    Cappy New Member

    I didn't know this. Way, way back when I began collecting, the instructions said to soak stamps in warm water. I'm glad I read your link because I have some stamps on paper than I want to "float" off. Thank you, Sarah!
     
  4. Cappy

    Cappy New Member

    I didn't know this. Way, way back when I began collecting, the instructions said to soak stamps in warm water. I'm glad I read your link because I have some stamps on paper than I want to "float" off. Thank you, Sarah!
     
  5. RICHARD Babcock

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  7. Sirenize

    Sirenize New Member

    Thanks for the informative links guys. Looking through all of them.
     
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    Sirenize New Member

  9. Jasondueda

    Jasondueda New Member

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