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  1. 2 points
    If you want it perfect = hire it done by a pro. mark-s
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    Designing that same logo from scratch should not take more than 15 minutes. Sometimes we dont look for the easy way. A couple of ovals and a G, what could be easier? Oh yea, if someone has it already! Mark
  3. 2 points
    Search the forum. I know they have been posted before.
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    It's called A Charming Font - you can get it at http://www.dafont.com/a-charming-font.font?text=Duck+Life
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    I had an order from uscutter with several items included but they sent 2nd package out and ididnt recieve for a while I didnt need it bad so I kinda forgot about it but sent email and they replied usps delivery at my post office so I call post office so now usps has lost it so long story short uscutter sent it again and I recieved it this time so THANK YOU US CUTTER jhelms
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    I agree, either ask questions in order to do it yourself or hire someone, there's plenty of people that will do it for a small fee... takes money to make money
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    no welcome ? ,i welcome for myself
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    This was my first large cut and application. I think it turned out well. I messed up during the application and ended up having to replace one of the letters the next day. It went easier than I thought it would.
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    I solved it!!! Somehow I inadvertantly changed the calabration settings. 1st cut is now going awesome!
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    Great job, I like your work. Just a thought you might want to rethink the fan decal in the babies room. Read this article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosensitive_epilepsy Tells about Photosensitive epilepsy (PSE) is a form of epilepsy in which seizures are triggered by visual stimuli that form patterns in time or space, such as flashing lights, bold, regular patterns, or regular moving patterns.
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    Hello there, Jason. I rarely get involved with layered work using my MH871, only because once a design becomes a multi-color project, I'm usually just going to get it PRINTED onto vinyl and not mess around with the labor involved of cutting, weeding, taping and dropping multiple colors. Think of it this way ---- I can order a 12" x 36" full-color printed vinyl sheet for $12.50 (shipping included) and I can arrange multiple graphics into that space (for instance, a dozen 6x6 squares).