Need Monogram directions...
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cmc
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Member since 11/05 365 total posts
Wedding Date: 11/3/2006 12:00 AM
Wed. Location: Somewhere pretty
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Need Monogram directions...
Can someone tell me how I can make a DIY monogram. I've seen some really great ones on this site. I looked on the dafont.com wedsite but am still unsure how to do it without spending forever to try to figure it out. Any instructions you can give would be great!
Thank you so much!
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Posted 12/5/05 9:09 PM
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DCSAAB06
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Member since 8/04 4352 total posts
Wedding Date: 4/28/2006 8:00 PM
Wed. Location: WCC
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Re: Need Monogram directions...
To design your monogram(Microsoft Word): Choose Insert -> Textbox. Type and format the letter the way you like it. Do this three times. Now click on all textboxes and choose Format->Textbox. Choose Color: No Fill (so you can overlap letters) and Line: No Line. Select all letters, right click, and choose Group to lock in the arrangement. You can now copy your image into Microsoft Paint and save in several formats, such as JPEG.
Monogram design in PowerPoint: You'll want to use "Word Art" to create your letters. Click on the blue tilted "A" on the bottom toolbar for each letter. Format them to your liking. When you're done designing, select all the letters, right-click, and choose Grouping->Group. Now you can click on your image and right-click for Save as Image. PowerPoint lets you save directly in formats like JPEG, PNG and TIFF.
Message edited 12/9/2005 6:03:18 PM.
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Posted 12/9/05 6:00 PM
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DCSAAB06
The FAMILY :)

Member since 8/04 4352 total posts
Wedding Date: 4/28/2006 8:00 PM
Wed. Location: WCC
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Re: Need Monogram directions...
DIY MONOGRAMMED AISLE RUNNER If you have a sewing machine, you can buy and hem the fabric for next to nothing. Now you just need some fabric paint in black or your wedding colors, a pencil, an exacto knife and some cardstock. Print out your monogram and blow it up to your desired size on a copying machine. (If your aisle fabric is on the sheer side, you can now trace your monogram directly onto the fabric with pencil. Fill in with fabric paint, and you're done.) Otherwise, tape the enlarged monogram onto the cardstock and cut out the shape with an exacto knife. Trace inside your new template lightly with pencil. Fill in with fabric paint. Follow the same procedure to make your own monogrammed table runners or even chair covers.
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Posted 12/9/05 6:00 PM
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