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3. With the Selection still visible, press Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + V; you now have an object floating on its own layer above the original. Drag the object onto the Easy Palette. I put mine under My Library in a sub library named Family Objects. Name the object in the Add to EasyPalette dialog window. Do the same until you have 6 – 10 objects in your library. |
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| Building your Stamp: | |
| 1. Open a new file the size of your largest object. Stack all your objects on top of one another. Do not include the main object you want to use in your image. | |
| 2. Save the file in .UFO format and close the file. | |
| 3. On the Attribute Tool Bar, select Add Stamp; when the Open dialog window appears, navigate to where you saved your UFO file and click Open. | |
| 4. Open a new file. | |
| 5. Load your new Stamp. Make some tests using the different Stamp Attributes. Close the file. | |
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