A Certificate of Roses

Give an Award to Someone Special

© Sharon Koss

Pink Roses, Martin Child

Is there a special woman in your life that you would like to thank in a memorable way? Give her roses that will last forever. Create a certificate of roses.

Receiving a certificate makes an impression on the recipient that will last a life time, especially if it is handmade by you. This certificate of roses is easy to create, even for the novice computer user. This certificate was created using Microsoft Word, and is a combination of WordArt, Text boxes, AutoShapes and some formatting. The final size and location will be adjusted in the format section. Feel free to use any or all of the wording below.

Follow these basic instructions:

Insert WordArt

Click on INSERT, Picture, WordArt, choose a style, change the font or keep it the same, then type the desired word or words, now click on OK.

Insert Text Box

Click on INSERT, Text box, (ignore the automatic box that pops up), click below the box and draw a small box.

Insert AutoShape

Click on INSERT, Picture, AutoShape, click on Stars and Banners, click on Row 4, Column 2, (Horizontal Scroll). Right click on AutoShape, then click on Add Text.

Format

Click on the item to highlight, next, click on FORMAT, click on WordArt, Text box or AutoShape. The rest of the process for formatting is the same for all.

First

Second

Third

Create the certificate, the coding:

Outline

  1. Title 1
  2. Title 2
  3. Honoree's Name
  4. Text
  5. Your Name
  6. Thank You
  7. Background Image
  8. Inside, Background Image

1. Title 1 - WordArt -- AWARD

Row 1, Column 1, Font = Modern No. 20, 36 pts

Format WordArt

Click on WordArt, Click on Format, WordArt

2. Title 2

WordArt - Certificate of Appreciation

3. Honoree's Name:

Text Box

4. Text Statement

Text Box

5. Your Name & Information

Text Box

6. Thank You

Auto Shape - Horizontal Scroll

7. Background Image

AutoShape

8. Inside Background Image

AutoShape

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