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Click
on the path tool, (1) and slide the cursor over to the little arrow in
the corner so that more choices show.
Click
on outline drawing tool. |
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Click
on the rectangular outline under the word shape, (2) and click on
the oval. |
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Now
under the word color, click in the box. (3). Click on Natural Texture Fill...
Choose a texture from the box that now opens. |
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Now
under width, (4) click on the icon with lines on it, and click on more...
(5).
Type
15 to 20 in the box that opens. Make sure your type is set to line as shown
in the illustration. Click on ok.
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Now
under the word mode, (6) click the arrow and select 3d custom.
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Click
on Material and then on the bevel tab and make sure this button (illustrated)
is indented. |
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Click on your canvas, and
drag diagonally so that your frame is about the right size for the graphic
you wish to frame. |
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Now
open the graphic you wish to frame. Change to the selection tool,
and under the word shape click the down arrow and click on ellipse.
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Click
and draw an oval shape on the canvas that includes the part of the graphic
you wish to use.
Right
click and copy the selection. |
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Switch
to the canvas with your oval frame on it, and right click and click again
on paste. Use the transformer tool on your frame to make it about
the same size as your graphic. |
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Change
to the pick tool, and then click on your graphic so that it is selected.
Click on the send to back button shown in this illustration. Use
the arrow keys to line up the two parts. |
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Click
on the frame while holding down the conrol key. This will cause both
the frame and the graphic to be selected. Right click and click again on
combine as a single object. |
