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Click on one of the rectangles at the point where the
stamp will be places and move the cursor to rotate the
dragonfly as desired. Click a second time to set the stamp.
Press Esc to deactivate the stamp.
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Click on the inserted dragonfly design, Delete.
Changing the back stamp appearance proper-
ties
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Select the rectangle.
Open Object Properties
.
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Click on the Fill Stitch Tab. Select Step Stitch 6; click Ap-
ply.
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Click on the Stitch Angle Tab and change the stitch angle
to 0.°
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Click OK to activate the changes and close the dialog box.
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Click on the Appearance tab of the Carving Stamp dialog
box and select Softened Stamp.
Using a pattern for a stamp
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Select the
Use Pattern tab
from the Carving stamp dialog
box.
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From the
Set selection
drop down menu choose Carving
Stamps. Scroll down to select Ring Ellipse..
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Select the ellipse. Notice that it now appears in the win-
dow.
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Select another rectangle.
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Click
Use Stamp.
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To set the stamps, click on the base fill and rotate the cur-
sor to rotate the stamp as desired; click again to set the
stamp at that angle.
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To increase the size of the stamp, hold the shift key
down, and drag the cursor away from the first click and
click again once the stamp reaches the desired size.
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To decrease the size of the stamp, hold the shift key
down and drag the cursor toward the first click and click
again once the stamp reaches the desired size.
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Stamp the background fill as desired. Press Esc.
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Select the background rectangle. Open
Object Properties
and select the Angle tab. Set the stitch angle to 90° and
click on OK.
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To remove stamps created, click, Clear All Stamps in the
Appearance tab.
Notes:
The stamp will remain active
for multiple uses until the Es-
cape key is pressed.
To save an object as a stamp
for future use, it must be
saved by adding it to the li-
brary.
Vary the type of the back-
ground fill and the angle of
the fill, for different effects.
Carving stamps can be used
with satin, step or fancy fills.
They may also be used with
satin outlines.
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