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Warning: BIG file!

On #5 for Step 3, I misspelled "friend". Sorry!

For *efa91 .

My first tutorial...I hope it's thorough enough. :3 Feel free to ask me questions! Note that this is how I make my stamps, so again, you can change it to fit your needs.

Anyway...

The template link is: [link]

If you want other templates, here are some more that you can use:
[link] (<---for this one, you can just erase the text to make it fully blank)
[link]

When it says to use a background image width/height close to the stamp's width/height, it means that you should use a picture that has a width larger than the height. If you are making a stamp with a different background image, be sure to crop or resize whatever image it is to match up with the stamp's size before making the stamp. It doesn't have to be exact, but similar enough.

When you're clicking "Blending Options", make sure it's only for whichever layer you want those features to be in.

In the "Blending Options" window, not only can you check mark whichever feature, but you can also click on the name of that feature and change some other stuff for that feature (like the feature "Drop Shadow" or "Stroke"), like it's opacity or color, and so on.

Sorry about the ridiculously horrible handwriting...I used a mouse to do it.

Description
Warning: BIG file!

On #5 for Step 3, I misspelled "friend". Sorry!

For *efa91 .

My first tutorial...I hope it's thorough enough. :3 Feel free to ask me questions! Note that this is how I make my stamps, so again, you can change it to fit your needs.

Anyway...

The template link is: [link]

If you want other templates, here are some more that you can use:
[link] (<---for this one, you can just erase the text to make it fully blank)
[link]

When it says to use a background image width/height close to the stamp's width/height, it means that you should use a picture that has a width larger than the height. If you are making a stamp with a different background image, be sure to crop or resize whatever image it is to match up with the stamp's size before making the stamp. It doesn't have to be exact, but similar enough.

When you're clicking "Blending Options", make sure it's only for whichever layer you want those features to be in.

In the "Blending Options" window, not only can you check mark whichever feature, but you can also click on the name of that feature and change some other stuff for that feature (like the feature "Drop Shadow" or "Stroke"), like it's opacity or color, and so on.

Sorry about the ridiculously horrible handwriting...I used a mouse to do it.