In this Start2Finish video, you'll watch Anne creating a page from a trip to the beach. The cutting tools will be used to create a stamp-like edge to a photograph which is then used as a full size photo on the page and also reduced to use as a stamp for journaling.

- - Add in background paper. Right click and choose Make Background.
  - Add photos to the page. Insert Ribbon> Photo Frame.
  - Drag in photos to these empty photo frames.
  - Click on photos and on the Photo Ribbon> Mat> white> Width of 5.
  - On the Format Ribbon> Add a heavy shadow to the photo frames.
  - On the Insert Ribbon > Shape> Rectangle. Change color to white with no stroke. Change size of rectangle to 6" x 8".
  - With rectangle selected, go to Cut Ribbon> Straight > Shaped Edge. When Built In Kits open, select Half ellipse.
  - Bring cut edge over to right edge of white rectangle. Place the center line of the edge cutter on the edge of the rectangle frame. Choose Save the shaded area and then Cut.
  - Use these numbers to achieve the same look for all cuts: Aspect at 24, Spacing at 0, Width at 0.118
  - Zoom in to make more precise cuts if you are concerned about uneven corners.
  - Use the Quick Access Toolbar to rotate the rectangle. Repeat the cut edge. Now repeat until all 4 sides of the rectangle are cut.
  - Return the rectangle to vertical if using a portrait photograph, leave horizontal for landscape photograph.
  - Insert Ribbon> Empty photo frame. Size to fit large rectangle, leaving a border around photo frame. Center the photo frame by using the Arrange Ribbon. Center vertically and horizontally.
  - Add in photograph.
  - On the Insert Ribbon, Text section> Shape, type in location using a simple font such as Arial. The color is white with a small stroke as wanted.
  - Group words, photo and large stamp shaped frame together. Resize to fit in space needed.
  - Add in journaling box. (Postcard in this instance). Insert text box and size to fit card. Type in journaling.
  - Copy and paste the large stamp photo and then resize it to fit as a stamp on the postcard.
  - Create postmark. Insert> Shape> Ellipse. Size to 6x6, 6pts and black. On the Insert Ribbon, choose Stamp. Increase size to match the original 6x6 circle. Delete the original.
  - Insert Ribbon> Text path > Curved test path. Add in your location, all caps with a space behind each letter and punctuation mark.
  - Add in further embellishments to postmark as wanted. Click on each element in the postmark and group. Size to 1 inch circle. Place on postcard.
  - Insert Ribbon> empty photo frame. Photo Ribbon> Mat> white and width of 5pt.
  - Cut ribbon > Straight>Shaped Edge> Half ellipse. Aspect ratio at 24, spacing at 0 and width at 0.062.
  - Add in embellishments and edit using the Touchup tool>Paint or Clone tools to fit your page.
  - Add shadows to complete your page.

Start2Finish: Cayo Costa