Sue2

I use CorelDraw as my go-to graphics program(easier than AI).....BUT my simple version of Corel X4 would not recognize your file. I had to open it in Illustrator and re-save. Then it would open in my Corel......edited it from there.

Here it is....but you need to learn to do this yourself....it wasn't difficult. CraneOpr-2.svg

The advantage of heat press over screen printing is the ability to cost effectively create in low quantities and individual designs/names.

I would suggest you look into a package which includes a heat press....the kids would love designing their own t-shirts too!

Thank you...just what I needed!

I have a customer looking for fluorescent or neon lettering (yellow or green). Any suggestions on where to check for this? TIA Sue

Thanks for the suggestions......to conserve time I checked those too and nothing came close enough. It's a door logo replacement that measures 27" wide...so I wanted it to match the other doors. I already traced it.....wasn't too time consuming.......it just takes patience!

Thanks for trying...I guess I'll have to trace it!

Anyone have an idea of what font this is? Find-My-Font couldn't identify it. TIA Sue

It's a logo...check out "RUBICON" on SeekLogo.com

I use a Crop-A-Dile too........Does both 1/4" & 1/2" corners. Ran about $25

I have a customer who wants to make t-shirts with his business logo for resale in his shop. He doesn't want to order a large quantity...just replace the shirts as they sell. His logo is full color so I am looking for a recommendation on where to get the full color heat press transfers. Thanks! Sue2

Depending on what graphic programs you're using, you need to combine or weld the text before cutting. Make a copy first as you usually cannot "unweld". AND I usually look at the spacing before I weld the text and adjust any letters that are not spaced well. Sue2

Looks mostly like: Radiant ExtraCondensed Medium (Regular) This is close too...and free... Altitude (Altitude)

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