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Grabbed it Thanks It will look good on the wife's kayak.

Love the car it reminds me of the old rat fink style designs. Very nice.

Great job just have to love the hog.

From what i can see it looks like you have the border box around only the lettering in the text one and have it around the whole graphic in the car one which makes the car small. Try including the blank area that the car would be in for the text and they both should re-size the same. Hope that helps.

Awesome but bet it was fun weeding. Would look great sandblasted on a mirror.

We have used shirt vinyl from thermoflex on ez-up tents works great. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=174780152606334&set=a.166092060141810.43143.163532650397751&type=1&theater

I have never used Siser Reflectall Silver but i do use Ref-lite white often and must say your shirts look Great.

Shirts are looking great. As far as a store front goes as long as you are growing you are definitely smarter to wait unless you have unlimited resources. We went all out when we started 10 years ago. 50X100' shop in the main part of town, bought all our equipment one piece at a time, paid cash,and didn't borrow anything to start and still almost lost everything we had in the first year. Rent on building,utilities,bonds,insurance,and everything was killing us until we down sized. 4 years ago we looked at the economy and decided to down size once again so now we are doing a really good just working out of 2 10X16' portable storage sheds at have been finished inside. BTW we do signs and banners for 13 car dealerships and 4 ball team's shirts that they help sponsor,shirts for the Human developement center. We never really started to grow until this last down sizing and now we have returning customers from over 100 miles away that will on use us and it is mostly due to word of mouth and it all started from 6 shirts we did for a neighbor. So as long as you maintain good quality customers will come back and if they think they got a good deal they will help you get more business. Gary G. AKA RJ's Design Plus

http://www.the-blueprints.com/ This is a great site if you ever need templates. Some are free but most charge a small fee. Sure has helped me out of more than one tight spot before. Hope it helps.

Just a little of the stuff we are working on these days.

We used thermaflex plus on it and it was alot easier than we had thought it was going to be. Tent was an Easy-up brand and was attached with velcro.

Thanks Bayshore these should be fun to play with.

http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprints/motorcycles/ Here is a great source for vector drawing that are scaled. Hope this helps.

I grabbed them 2 Thanks Bam

Here is 2 line drawings that you can trace. Will take some work but hope this helps.

Great job. :thumbsup: They are great for family reunions also.

:thumbsup: Great job love the font on the store front.

:thumbsup: Looks like your off to a great start. We started off doing preprinted transfers on blank tees and now our biggest money maker is banners and tableclothes for special events. Let's just say good luck and aways look for more ways to use the cutter.

The cinch bags was done with thermaflex plus. You have to be carefull with your heat settings but they turned out great.

I grabbed it . Reminds me of the old rat fink style. Thanks

And a few more.

Grabbed it. Thanks

Very good. Looks like your off and running.

http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprints/cars/buick/40749/view/buick_grand_national_%281987%29/ Give this a try. Hope it helps atleast its a good starting point.

grabbed it Thanks