footnote: someone left a comment saying my wordart is pooh because it is too small, i did make it smaller than usual because i find it easier to enlarge things than to scale them down, if you have a program like PSP or PS or PSE or something like that you shouldn't have any trouble making it bigger!! i am very new to all this, i never touched a computer before up until about a year ago so i feel a bit offended that someone would tell me something i made is "pooh" anyway i apologise to everyone else and will make them larger next time!!
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Thank you! Your blog post will be advertised on the DigiFree Digital Scrapbooking Freebie search engine today (look for timestamp: 15 Feb [LA 07:00pm, NY 10:00pm] - 16 Feb [UK 03:00am, OZ 02:00pm] ).
thanks shell, didnt realise you had so much here! the photos of your recent missed bus trip are beautiful and so is your wordart!
Thank you so much for this Freebie. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Scrapbook Freebies Search List, under the Alpha(s),Font(s), Word Art(s) post on Feb. 16, 2009. Thanks again.
That person was rude. I am sorry they upset you. To help you, you should know that it is difficult to enlarge without causing distortion, graininess, jagged edges and other undesirable results. It is better to downsize. You may not have been using large sizes in the past, which may be why you have the misconception that it is easy to enlarge. If you have been working with tags and are moving to scrapbooking, there is a difference in what is usable for tagging and what is usable to scrapping. There is also a difference with those who plan to print their scrap pages and those who only plan to use them digitally. Digitally, you can have lesser quality and it looks beautiful on the computer. Print it and there may be unhappy results.
I hope this helps!
Thanks Kori, as i said in my post i am just a learner so any advice helps and is appreciated!!
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