Mixed Kreations first business card

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Mixed Kreations first business card

by Linda Keesee
(Hurst, Tx. US)

My first business card

This is my first business cards that I have made. I uploaded my picture to Picnik photo editing. But when I saved it so that I could copy and paste it on my business card template in Microsoft word, it would not let me center it. So I ended up making it in two parts.

First I added my picture image to the template, then I printed it out. Then I went back to Microsoft and did my lettering,then printed that on top of my image.

What do you think?

Linda Keesee
Mixed Kreations

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Mixed Kreations first business card

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Great card
by: Leigh

Wonderful card for your first one. It hits all the right things, visually and information. Congratulations on a great job.

Thanks
by: Linda

Thank you Leigh.

Great Card
by: Beverly

Your card is wonderful and unique. I like it.

Looking Good
by: Val

Very good first card attempt. You can save yourself some time by choosing to flow your text over your image. Simply click the image and from the editing tools choose how you want your text to flow. It allows you to tightly knit the two or space the lettering away from the image. Practice on plain paper before trying to print on your cards. I've even done this on pre-imaged cards to make them more my own. That way you aren't restricted to the white background.

1st business cards
by: Designs by Love

They look great, good job!

My first business card
by: Linda

Thank you everyone. And thank you for the tip Val. I will have to try that. Thanks.

Free Graphic Design Software
by: Amy

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