mfatty500
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Who ever she got the substrates from should have the templates. Coastal, Conde, just to name a few. And remeber that you can't use most things from Wally World or the dollar stores, they need to have the proper poly coating in order to sublimate
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What is causing my letters to have these spots in them??
mfatty500 replied to jab73180's topic in General Help
Un-group the text and weld each individual letter that is like that, & then weld ALL of it together (the text), must be something funky going on with the font. Must be a free one. -
Brush Script & Cooper Black are the fonts
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That sounds like those papers are for a White Toner Printer, such as an OKI, or Uninet printer. The Uninet printer has sublimation toner to use for purpose.
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Inkscape is free also
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I'd say three layers max. after that you no longer get the vinyl adhesive down into the garment.
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https://www.letterheadfonts.com/fonts/sarahscript.php
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Corel Draw for me too
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I use CDx7 with CM3 on my Windows10 machine with no issues, like skeeter said, maybe a W10 update wiped it out. I have had W10 do exactly that with Flexi once, eiped it out that is.
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You could use a teflon pad made for sleeves and leg prints, I have also used a sock jig for sublimating socks
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Converting a .fs file into and .ai or .eps file
mfatty500 replied to kenman's topic in General discussion
I get a unexpected file format, can't you just export the file as a PDF, or an eps? -
This site works the same as dafont, https://fonts2u.com/