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{munch}{munch}{munch}... Human grade ingredients... why do I need a dog?

If you guys liked that you will love this. I got over 16 thousand unique views on FB letters of support from about 12 different countries. and only a few die hard hate mails. Had a few people drive two hours to have picture taken with sign.

I only have one question why the hell would want to? Many moons ago I had a job with a contractor that paid starvation wages I swore never to work for that kind of pay again.

Well well there is Skarekrow again.. If you people have not thanked this guy you should

The secret to selling dirt cheap is Not expecting to make much Money.

Thanks folks and a nod to Wildgoose... H2o, this is a good one to practice some graphic skills on, and, as EL mentioned, create a silhouette from an image. That's where mine came from.

Nobody could do anything. It was a server problem with the host and we had to wait for them to fix it. It has happened almost every month around this time for quite awhile and nobody seems to be able to figure out why.

The secret... Poverty.

I can't imagine why anyone would want to work like that, for pennies. I make $$$$ . I have always considered my job, the best part time job, with full time pay, I have ever had. I only work online.

Impressive Turnout!

He seems to help everybody. Skarekrow if you haven't told in a while THANKS!!

something is definitely wrong. I sent out a package LAST Monday and not a tracking update since it left my town. And it's been like this for a few weeks now.

+3 for paper. I am addicted to RTape Conform Series 4076-RLA paper tape for all of the work I install myself. The RLA is short for Release Liner Adhesive, which means that it sticks to the backing paper and doesn't curl up around the corners and edges like a lot of other tapes will do. I still use some clear tape for decals intended for retail sale, but only until I use it all up.

The secret is that you won't stay in business very long if you sell dirt cheap!

I have used calendared on box trucks in the past. One I did about 4 years ago still looks good. You will have no problem with rivets and calendared vinyl, just poke a few holes and heat them up to get them to conform. I would be at about $1200 for that job.

nice - brinkley likes home made treats - and all other eatable stuff (really doesn't need to be eatable)

Local Kmart is closing...i picked up some racks! I got one of the round shirt racks for $35, one of the t-style shirt racks for $35, and a really nice rolling double hat rack display for $45. What a score... My dad and i were looking all over...im like "i need something for hats.."..he pointed at this nice unit that had a large sign "HAT CENTRAL"..i was like yep thats what i want! Everything is torn apart in pieces right now...will post pics up later.

Ya Scarekrow is all over the place for sure. Just don't forget the "teach them to fish" principal.

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the site was messed up, didn't mean to submit 50 times ladies_glove270.zip

If you cheat yourself on the price you also cheat the other guys and gals in the craft. Not saying this happened but putting it out there. You invest the time to learn what you do, You invest the money to be able to do what you do. Charge the way you should. Know your cost ( All Cost ) add a profit and go from there. Only you can answer if you charge enough. Very nice work the glasses look great

Great job, I am the same way with selling my work, I have gave more stuff away than sold, but it all comes back to you in other ways.

They look great. I'm thinking of trying my hand at etching.

Here is a shot of a Pelican Case 1400. I sandblasted this. It’s real subdued.

This is actually an interesting question ---- offering "proofs" is a routine task, and here is the way to accomplish it: 1. Drawing a thin border around your design is a good thing to do, because it keeps the design within parameters of the sign shape you are making, instead of just floating in empty space. 2. Select All, and then go to FILE - EXPORT and at the bottom (File type), choose the .jpg option. 3. Give it a name, and a location to store it. Hit SAVE. 4. Choose a size (make it relatively small, like 200 or 400 pixels)