Sue2

Looks like Infinite Stroke stretched out a bit.

Find My Font is well worth purchasing! Saves lots of time searching. It even looks in the fonts on your computer to see if you have it already installed.

Find My Font says: Dopestyle (Regular) It's free on Dafont

Recreate it as best you can with whichever font is the closest. We are probably over-thinking this....our customers rarely notice the slight differences we agonize over! LOL.

I noticed that and I believe the "P" is a different font. I assumed she was looking for the other lettering....not just the "P".

No perfect match here....Clarendon, Centurion Old or Bodoni MT Condensed Bold is about as close as I can get. They are outlined so that will make them look a bit different.

Recently I had a local Computer Business build a computer tower to my requirements... he did it at half the price of an online offer...check around! It may work for you. I already had keyboard & monitor. Sue

Yes...there were a bunch that look very similar to this one... I think we are our own worst enemies ... we try to make designs/text exactly like the original... when in truth, our customers wouldn't usually notice the "fine points" we obsess over!!! LOL

Even closer is Buttercup....I thought maybe just taking the letters that didn't look altered may work....the "u, i, c, a, r, k"... Lesson learned... the other letters were altered and Find My Font couldn't find a good match. Sue

Yeah...that's pretty close...I can make it work with a few node edits. Thanks Dakota!

Can't seem to find this one... TIA Sue2

I have a customer looking for re-usable stencils....I have no source for those. Any suggestions? Not real big ones...maybe 12" x 18" maximum. TIA Sue2

Find My Font says Mexside Demo Regular find it at Dafont

HTV or Screen Printing for work shirts? It's a hard one to answer now with today's improved vinyls. "How does HTV hold up to washing? Is it durable? Will the letters peel? Which would last longer" I had a new customer ask this recently. I told them I thought HTV & Screen Printing would hold up about equal. We don't offer screen printing so I just gave them our HTV price. They needed 20 shirts so either method would be practical. The attached photo is what they were replacing and it was screen printed. Considering the wear on the shirt, I would say that screen printing held up really well and I told them that. They were checking around because the screen printer who made those had doubled the cost.....and they were looking for less expensive alternatives. Never heard back from them so I guess they went the screen printing route again or found someone cheaper. What do you all think? Thanks! Sue2

Get that press out of the box! Heat press is really fun. ...and here are your first two shirts for yourself...I personally have one of each!