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Welcome to my circle I hope we are good friends and here I leave some of my creations

https://es.blingee.com/blingee/view/134797860-se-or-

✿✿
To a very special friend
wishing you a day
that brings a touch
of beauty to your world
and a feelings of happiness
to your heart.
✿✿
May all the joy you give away
return to you today and every day.
Thank you for being such a wonderful.

Hello my dear friend...,
''Accept the things
To which fate binds you and
Love the people with whom fate
Brings you together
But do so with all your heart''
Have a very lovely day.
With love~Izabella♥♥ 

My dear friends I would like to invite you to my very own
social network, you can share your own beautiful blingee with all of your
new friends. for more information its on my profile, here is the link
and I shall see you there.

www.reachout-and-touch.com

Oh it's fine ^^ Yw.

It allow you have a shadow behind the rendered image.

Now, if you noticed the neon stuff stamps have well GIMP can do that too.

Go to "Alpha To Logo" & click Neon. (You can allow it to have a black shadow behind the Neon but I normally don't do that.) 

Alright, there's more you can do but im just gonna tell you one more thing:

To make an image larger or smaller, click:

"Image" & go to "Scale Image" & there you go. ^^

My arm hurts from writing all this xD.

Now, go to your "Toolbox" & click on the pink icon. (Which is the eraser.) Now, outline the picture you wanna render, once you do that go crazy & render out the whole backround, but not the image you want to render out. (Render means to take something out of like a BG or something.)

Here's some extras I'll throw in (x

"Filters" allows you to mess with the stamp, like in "Lights & Shadow" if you choose "Drop Shadow" [Make sure to click on the box not allowing it to shrink your rendered pic!

Alright, I'll try to explain this as simple as I can xD. This is how I render images:

First you wanna click on "view" which is  zoom in on your picture, makes rendering a whole lot easier. (Trust me. I made many mistakes not doing that & the picture ended up looking crappy.)

Then, go to "Layer" & click on "Transparency" & click on "Add Alpha Channel" this allows you to transparent images so there's no backround behind them.

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