Crop the picture using the Square constraint.
Select the area that you want on the tape. I used a close-up of her face.
And crop the picture.
Open a Word document and change the Page Setup to landscape. I did this so I could have longer pieces of photos for the tape I was making. Change the margins as shown below.
Insert the picture that you cropped.
Format the picture so the layout is set to "Tight..."
and the size is set to .5 inches (or whatever the width of your tape is.)
Drag the tiny picture to the top left corner of the Word document.
Copy the picture and paste the copy beside the first one.
I placed 4 side-by-side and then copied the four together (so I didn't have to copy and paste one at a time.)
Continue until you have a string of pictures all the way across the page.
(I then copied the whole row and pasted another row below the first one, so I could have two rows for my tape. You could make as many rows as you wanted, of course.)
Print out the page.
Cut the rows apart. (I used my rotary cutter.)
Cut a piece of tape the same length as the pictures and place the picture strip on it. Be careful because the tape is very sticky and the pictures cannot be moved once they touch the tape.
And then...
have fun wrapping those presents!
