Current nemesis.... lined journal cards

Discussion in 'Project Life/365/52' started by tkradtke, Jul 10, 2014.

  1. sarahbhb

    sarahbhb Happy Anniversary babe! Now, pack up!

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    LOL, I've been known to do this as well. Even when handwriting my cards!
     
  2. cfile

    cfile My bags are packed for Platform 9 3/4

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    I will also warp the text if the handrawn line is uneven and this will allow you to play and stretch your letters. I do this sometimes when I am Art Journaling.
     
  3. Ink and Pixels

    Ink and Pixels Active Member

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    I often just clone them out too, or select the entire area, delete, and fill. (As long as it's a solidish color. If it's a notebook or graph paper then I just type and don't worry about the text matching up. I like lines for listed or bulleted items though.
     
  4. Trista

    Trista I'm Working On It

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    I'm another one in the option 3 category. I think of it as if it were a real paper card. I would have to make it work. So I will put my text in and around the lines to fit my needs just as I would if I were hand writing.

    There are some instances when I adjust the line spacing and letter spacing to make things fit.
     
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  5. Mrivas

    Mrivas I know how to spit like a man

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    Great suggestion Kim!
     
  6. Mrivas

    Mrivas I know how to spit like a man

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    I usually adjust the line spacing to even out with the lines, when the spacing of the lines is too much I tend to add more lines. I select one of the lines and duplicate it a couple times! I also think that it would be better without lines though!
     

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