👍 [Rolife DIY & Creativity] Flowery Sweets & Teas Update #3 - Customising My Printouts

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By the way, did you use an app to resize the picture? When I’m customising mini prints, I use Adobe Photoshop.

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I just use any online pixel converter. :pink_heart: Adobe is probably the best option but I don’t currently have it so I used the old school Paint hahaha it took forever but I really enjoyed the process. :laughing:

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If you need help, I can help you to resize your pictures next time. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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Aww thank you! :pink_heart: If I get too busy I’ll definitely take you up on that offer! :laughing:

Not sure when I’ll be customising again hahah too much brainpower required.

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You’re welcome. :pink_heart: I’m glad to help since I know it’s hard to get the size you want when using an app. I’ve experienced that too. :laughing:

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Thanks! :laughing: It wasn’t too hard but it’s tedious because I had to convert each sides online to get the right pixel number and then just put them all in paint. :smiling_face_with_three_hearts: But Adobe will probably do it in less than half the time.

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Ohhh but is it the picture will look stretchy or not? I haven’t done doing that yet. It seems complicated to guess the right pixel for a picture.

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Nah it doesn’t look blurry or stretchy as long as you converted it properly. :smiling_face:

But of course there will be limits as in you can’t really try fitting an oval diagram into a square base etc. Thankfully most of the ones I wanted to customised were regular shapes so it was easy!

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Oohh that looks amazingly done. Looking forward to this since I’m curious what it looks like to be customized in ghibli theme, the miniature kit. :grin:

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I’m just pasting Ghibli posters everywhere! :laughing: :laughing:

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OMG :star_struck::star_struck::star_struck: I’m in love with this idea! I’m a huge fan too and it’s looking amazing. Congratulations for the hard work and time you spend on this! The result gonna be incredible

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Thank you! :pink_heart: Fingers crossed! :crossed_fingers: :crossed_fingers: :crossed_fingers:

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How did you make them this tiny and sharp? Did you use a special printer or cricut?

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Just normal A4 paper and a normal printer. :pink_heart: The important part is scaling them to the right size. If you need help I’m happy to give you a hand. :smiling_face: I do use a long winded method but I don’t have Photoshop. :laughing: