Faux Award or Certificate Seal Ribbons

A SPECIAL COLLECTION featuring Faux Ribbons with Medallions for Awards, Certificates, Envelope Closures, Scrapbooking, etc. Available in 6 colors—gold, silver, bronze, blue, red, and green; 3 styles—“hollow” center, filled center, filled center with monogram; and several assortments. + Helpful Hints: 1) Adjust the preview image on your computer screen to conform to the size of the design area; then take a ruler and measure the actual size of one of the design elements to ensure the individual stickers are neither too large nor too small for your intended use. For example, one of our beribboned medals on the 3”x3” backing would measure approximately 1.25” in height with a central seal 0.5” in diameter; on the 14”x14” backing, approximately 5.5” with a central seal 2.5” in diameter. 2) Monogrammed stickers will require tweaking by you the buyer. Allow yourself ample time to fiddle with the placement of your initial(s). 3) We have used a variety of fonts on our monogrammed products to illustrate design possibilities. Skim our store for inspiration! We find that the fonts that work best for monograms are generally vertical, or nearly so, with thick downstrokes. Our choices for three initial fonts include: Pirata One, Hobo, Impress, as well as Claudia, Cookie, and Mightype Cursive which are somewhat more “feminine”. The best two initial fonts include: Beyond the Mountains, Pattaya, Tango, and Rye. Single initial monograms are more forgiving--provided the individual letters do not slant heavily to one side or the other and do not have excessively long tails or elaborate swirls. We like the more antique looking fonts such as: American Text, Cloister Black, Cloister Openface, and Wedding Text. We also like: Baby Doll, French III, Grand Hotel, Liberty, Melanie, and Tango. The final choice, however, is entirely yours! This is Zazzle!!! 4) Font colors may be changed to suit your taste. A summary of the colors we used appears on a Color Palette postcard. Color Palette postcards are found in an image's associated COLLECTION and in the Special COLLECTION devoted just to color palettes.