Hey there! It looks like you’ve wandered a bit off track, and I totally get it—getting lost happens to the best of us! While I can’t lend you a compass, I’d love to help you out with a fun guide on how to make your very own navigational tool.
Let’s get started!
Materials
Barrier
4 Text
(Optional) >1 Text (For Details)
#1
Time to get to work!
Begin with the barrier. This will be the background of your compass. Set it to whatever color you may like. After all, this is your compass, and you should personalize it to reflect whatever you want it to reflect!
Now that you’ve got a foundation for your almost complete compass, you’re going to need to slap some directions on it! Take your 4 text devices, and place them in their respective places on the border (North, South, …). Now you’re going to need some arrows.
Arrows
⮙⮛⮘⮚
↟↡↞↠
↑↓←→
There are many other arrows, but I only listed those 3.
Replace the text in the text devices with the arrows you would like to use for your cardinal directions.
Now this is where we start to really personalize the compass. You can take as many text boxes you need to make a symbol in the middle of your compass! For example I used this hexagon ⬡ with a theta Θ inside it and ended up with this.
Neat guide. It is kind of short, but not bad. Also, you could add the cardinal directions as well(North, East, South, West). Other than that, nice formatting and pretty good grammar!
