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Thnaks, I will give it a try. Morton

Anyone have anything close. Thanks Morton

clker.com and openclipart.org have hundreds of images, a lot of them can be traced and then cut in however many colors you like. I always look there first when needing something.

Folders for each client, with sub-folders for each of their projects works for me. Though I only have a couple of cllients right now.

Try openclipart.org or clker.com.

I don't usually say to much here because I am still learning myself, but I would like to suggest to anyone who has not yet done so, to download and install Sigblazer. It has a bunch of good design elements you can export to other programs, and a good import / export function. Even if you don't cut with it, it can be a big help. Morton

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H&H Sing Supply sells it in different lengths. http://www.hhsignsupply.com/productcart/pc/651-24-Rolls-c576.htm

Those came out fine. Looks like alingment is right on.

And now it is your own personal work.

That is the main reason I got the Cameo, to see if I could use it to embellish my pens. I have been really happy with it so far.

Thanks for the comments. Dennis, on this one I wrapped with vinyl, then applied a CA finsh, then the details, then more CA, sand and polish. Casting in PR tends to wrinkle and lift the vinyl, probably from the heat. Thanks for looking. Morton

Here is the pen I made with the vinyl cuts I showed previously. I call it "Faux Steampunk", the pen is a Wall ST II Click, if there are any other pen makers out there. Thanks for looking. Morton

Studied them all including Machine Language, lisp, and some I can't remember names of. Never got very good at any of them.