Sue2
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Good job....most of us can't do it that well fully awake! Sue2
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I even stumped whatthefont.com with this one....anyone else???
Sue2 replied to Tshaley's topic in Fonts
You need to get "Find My Font"! It's better than the online freebies. AddCityboy (Normal) -
Sorry, don't know about VM but here's a tutorial for Illy: http://www.vectordiary.com/illustrator/warp-text-inside-a-heart-shape-tutorial/ Maybe search for warp text to a shape. Sue2
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Thank you..........."Find My Font" is amazing at times!
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Looks like a modified version of: OPTICommercial-Script (Regular)
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Don't listen to that person again! Dave's video is good...shows how to do it well. Sue2
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After cutting and weeding, are you peeling the Heat Press Vinyl off the clear transfer sheet before pressing? You should be pressing with the transfer sheet on and peel it off after pressing. Sue2
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BY THE YARD
Sue2 replied to livinloudgraphics's topic in Business Practices, Sales and Pricing, etc.
Check around your local craft supply shops (and online) to see what THEY are charging... Begin your pricing with that and also consider: 1. YOU are providing colors they don't carry 2. YOU are hopefully offering a better grade vinyl.... 3. PLUS instant access...no shipping either. 4. AND, the purchaser is using you instead of keeping stock onhand All that is worth a bit extra. Sue2 -
You might try Machine Script Regular or Futura Scrip tEF (Regular *Oblique) They are both close and with some node editing may work.
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Venus Rising...... Find My Font did it again!
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We all pray you and yours stay safe and secure....keep us advised if you can. Sue2
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Find My Font says City Bold Oblique Sue2
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It opened fine for me...what program are you trying to open it with? It is probably much too detailed for a "leather stamp". Sue2
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You may be better off at first partnering with someone who already has the equipment and expertise and can supply these items.....leaving you to spend your time doing what you do best. This would allow you to determine if this would a be cost effective addition to your services without putting out money for equipment and spending time learning the garment imprinting ropes. If things work out well, you will know what equipment they use and you can then decide if you want to dive in. Just my two cents...... Sue2
