How to make your own stamp collection

Task 1: background of making electronic stamps

Open Word and click Insert → Picture → AutoShape on the menu bar to pop up the AutoShape toolbar.

2. Click the "Rectangle" graphic in "Basic Shape" and drag out the "Rectangle" graphic with appropriate size; (Note: Click the Esc key to delete the "Create graph here" box, and then drag out the "rectangle" graph)

3. Double-click the "Rectangle" graphic to pop up the "Format AutoShape" dialog box;

4. Select Fill Effect in the Color box of the Fill item in Colors and Lines, select an effect in the Gradient tab, and then click OK;

5. In Colors and Lines, set the border of the line item to "Red, Square Point, Line Thickness 4 Points" (customizable), and then click OK. This is a tool for making stamps.

So the background of the stamp is ready. (The color in the filling effect can be selected according to your own needs, not only monochrome, but also bicolor and preset, and the shading style can also be selected. )

Task 2: Insert the theme of the stamp (for example, a dragon map).

1. Click Insert Menu → Picture → From File, and insert the dragon picture into the editing area;

2. Right-click the dragon picture, and select the wrapping mode of "floating above the text" in "Picture Format" to adjust the picture to a suitable size.

(Note: If the stacking order is adjusted, the wrong order may lead to partial overlap. Note that the first one is at the bottom and the second one is at the top. With the Picture Surrounding Mode, the stacking order can be adjusted. )

Task 3: Make the face value and issuing unit of stamps.

1. Insert a horizontal text box in the editing area (Insert → Text box → Horizontal).

2. Enter the text "80 points" in the box and set the text format as "bold, No.3, blue" (customizable).

3. Set the text box format to "No Fill Color" and "Wireless Bar Color". (Right-click to select a text box → select Format Text Box).

4. Insert the text "China Post" in the same way.

Task 4: Assemble the parts of stamps.

Combine all the parts into a whole.

Method 1: Press and hold the CTRL key to select three objects: background, picture and text box → right click to pop up the shortcut menu "Combination".

Method 2: Find the drawing toolbar, select the selection object, select all parts, and then right-click to pop up the shortcut menu combination.

In this way, eight size control points will appear around the stamp, indicating that all parts of the stamp have formed a whole.