I do hope I am doing this right. My first picture to post.

I hope this is the Death Certificate I designed. If not it might be my baby pictures. Someone let me know if I did this right.

Any way. I have printed these up. Each with a different bural number of course. At the party I will Put the persons name on it. Then put it into a folder thing and tie it with a ribbon and give it to them as a thank you. The oval place will have my party logo stamped into it with some embossing stuff to make it look like a seal. I might age it a bit, I am not sure yet. but I printed it onto those certificate pages you buy at office depot. I wanted a gold shimmy effect in the borders so I did not make my own frame. I could have saved money there but I get something in my head and I can get it out. Please let me know if you like it.

Thanks to everyone to helped me post my first picture. Providing I have posted my first picture.


skullie

Looks great! You'll have to show us the finished product with your party logo on it. You seem to be getting a nice early start on things (wish I could say the same for myself).

That looks great !!!! I love it.

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Awwww, what a cute little.....

JUST KIDDING!!

BRILLIANT!!

(Both the idea and the picture posting)

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Great job Skullie! Those look wonderful.

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Thanks all
I was not too happy with the way my seal came out at first. I wanted a raised gold seal. But the image became distorted. I have settled on Martha S.'s fine gliltter. What do you guy's thinkhttp://http://img142.imageshack.us/i...thwsealdv7.jpg

Skullie

http:// maybe this one. !!!

Wow, that looks really good!

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