Hey guys welcome back to my channel. If you guys are new here I just want to say welcome. Please don't forget to click subscribe if you haven't already and make sure to hit the notification bell next to it so you don't miss any of my videos. So today I'm going to show you how to make a floating ornament from start to finish. So let's get started. So I'm going to the left panel and grab the image that I've already uploaded. Click on the image and insert. I'm just going to move the image up here then grab a shape. I'm going to unlock the image up here and resize. Then place a shape on top of the photo just like this. Select both and then slice. So I'm just going to delete this. Then I'm just going to move this shape and I'm going to slice a little bit more of the image. So just resize it again. Select both and slice. Okay so I'm just going to move this here and then delete. Now let's grab a circle to create our template and change the size to 3.65. Then grab a square and you can either unlock here. Or there and then resize to .7. I'm just going to place this in the middle. Select both. Then let's align and choose center horizontal. They are still selected so let's go ahead and weld. It is now one piece and there goes the template. Now grab the image and see how it goes on the back of the shape. Let's go up on the top panel, click arrange and send it to the front. Now I can see where I would like to place the photo. I'm just going to select both and move this up here. So now I'm just going to change the color of the canvas just for an easier view. And then click here to change the color of the ornament to white. Otherwise you will be printing a great ornament. So the next step I do is enter the text. Zoom out if needed. Then click advance on the top panel and click ungrouped to lines. Now you can see that these are now on individual lines. Now I'm going to start changing the fonts. I am using any door for this one and I'm going to zoom in to be able to view the letters better. And up here click on the down arrow on letter space to bring the letters closer to each other and I'm just going to weld. And I'm skipping to the next text. Change the font and just repeat the process. Click on the down arrow on the letter space to bring the letters closer to each other and then weld. Then I just do the same for this text. Change the font. Click on the down arrow on the letter space to bring the letters closer to each other. And see how this is still far apart from each other. What I need to do with this text is ungroup the text and I'm going to bring each of the letters closer to each other manually. Select the whole text and then weld. So I'm just going to change the rest of the fonts and just fast forward the video so I can get to the next step. The other font that I'm using is called Aubrey and as you can see I'm just going to resize them. Now that I'm done preparing the fonts I'm going to select all and make it smaller. Then zoom in for better view. Now I'm just going to resize each of the text and place them where I want them to be. And see how I accidentally moved the template. All I have to do is click undo to bring it back and just move the same text where I want it to be. So just kind of play with everything just like how you see what I'm doing. On the left side panel go to images and I'm typing wings on the search bar. And I'm going to click on this and insert. I'm just changing the color to black, resize it and place it right here. I think this looks good for now. Click on the photo and go to the right side panel and let's hide it by clicking on the eye. Next let's hide the ornament template. Notice how there's a lot of layers on the layer tab. So I'm going to select all of the text and click weld. The text is now one image. As you can see we now have three layers on the layers tab. The text, the photo and the template. And if you're feeling unsure of the placement after welding you can always unhide all of the layers. Just see if everything is still in place. So let's hide the template. Choose to text and the photo and let's attach and then flatten. Now I'm going to unhide the ornament template. Select all and then I'm going to click attach again and then flatten. Now you can click make it. Don't forget to mirror the image and up here it also tells you that this is a print then cut. So let's go ahead and click continue. Then send to printer. It's up to you if you want to turn off or leave the bleed button on. In this case I'm just going to turn it off to see how it will turn out. Click on advanced options. Click the layout and scroll down to print settings. Then on print quality choose best and ensure that it's color and then click print. And this is the transparent paper I am using and I will link this below under the description box if you want to check it out. This side right here is the rough side and the other side is the smooth side. You will be printing on the rough side. So try to figure out how you're going to place your transparency paper on your printer. So while it's printing make sure that your dial is on custom settings and on your design space you will go to browse all materials. Scroll down to plastic and choose transparency and click done. And on the pressure you can choose more or less I'm choosing more. Here's the print out and I'm just going to load the mat. Then click start. It is now scanning the registration marks and as soon as it's done it's just going to start cutting. Now that it's done unload the mat. I like to fold my mat like a taco shape and I'm going to remove the transparency paper. So here's the disk ornament and I'm just going to roll the transparency paper and insert it into the ornament. And there you go. That's how I did my floating ornament. Alright you guys let me know what you think of this video. If you find this helpful please give it a big thumbs up or leave me a comment of what you think of it. I would love to hear from you guys. Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you guys later.