Now click and drag the box to the center of the the right side of the page. Choose Format -> Text -> Center, enter the text of your verse, and then change the font if you wish. To add a customary verse to your card, scroll to your second page and choose Insert -> Text Box. A number of inkjet papers have an optimal printing side, for example, so if you intend to create your card out of a single sheet of paper it might be best to restrict photos to front of the card.Īdd text. The only thing you’ll need to consider here is how you intend to print and construct your card. You might even want to leave it blank and write in something by hand for a personal touch. The interior of your card can contain anything you like, including a verse, a funny comment, or a photo. Once you’ve created a right-justified shape, it’s easy to add a photo and text.Step 3: Create the card interior To make the card look professional, you might add a copyright notice at the bottom left side of the card. Text box too small? Hover your cursor over the box’s corner controls until the resize arrows appear and then drag the box to expand it. Choose Format -> Font -> Show Fonts, and pick a font, font size and color that works best with your photo.
Once you’ve settled on the perfect spot for the text, double-click the text box and enter your greeting. Instead, click elsewhere to deactivate the text field and then click and drag the text box onto your photo. Don’t worry about adding text or tweaking font and color just yet.
Choose Insert -> Text Box and you’ll see a text field appear smack-dab in the middle of the page. You can rotate the photo, too just revisit the Inspector’s Metrics section and twist the Rotate dial.Īdd text. The Edit Mask slider control below the shape lets you enlarge or reduce the photo, and you can move the photo simply by clicking and dragging it wherever you wish. Once the photo pops into place, double-click it to adjust its size, position and angle within the shape. Find a photo you want to use as the cover of the card and then drag it into the shape. Choose View -> Show Media Browser (if necessary) and click Photos.
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