Sue2
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Your font is "Sketch" ttf.
https://www.dafont.com/sketch-2.font
But it looks like they filled in the "sketchy" parts to make it cut as a solid.
Best font software out there right now is "Find My Font"
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I keep a copy of this chart by the heat press to help with size & placement.
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Good job...are they spelled right?
Checking spelling is actually step 2 after creating the file
It wasn't that hard now was it?
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6 minutes ago, Wildgoose said:Just a tip from one who does a lot of shirts. Size is deceptive. I still to this day print out a full sized paper copy of what I plan to put on a shirt to see if I have guessed the size about right. I am often scaling up or down because what I thought would be about right was way too large or way too small for the size of shirt or the particular application. 11 wide sounds really big for a 4T kids shirt.
I do that too!
...you didn't mention weeding...I'm sure you meant to do that though....right?
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I first read it as "MARITAL ARTS"......wonder what that would cover!
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You don't have to re-do everything...just try a bit different motorcycle graphic.
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Wait till you get to HTV and t-shirts!
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Ugly would be my first guess...but Find My Font says:
CrEAtoR cAmpoTYPe SmcP (Regular)
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I use Harbor Sales.
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Even make your own "company" shirts
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Time to jump in and get some experience...make your family some fun t-shirts!
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10 hours ago, eprcvinyls said:Guess im just nervous on being able to line up whatever it is and getting it straight and in the right spot on the shirt... i don't think this press swings out of the way its got a bolt that moves up and down with the handle. dads had it for at least 10 years so its a older one.
Don't worry so much about crooked/straight alignment...I mostly eyeball it too...
Once you see YOUR shirt "hanging" on someone you will wonder why you were so careful!
Every body is different and has different bulges and bumps....the shirts will conform to what they are covering.
Centering is probably more important......
AND if you are making multiples they should all be approximately in the same position.
Just my 2 cents............Sue2
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That's under copyright protection.
Hot Stuff the Little Devil is a comic book character created by Warren Kremer .
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15x15" would be sufficient.....
Years ago I lucked into a used Hotronics 16x20" locally.....that spoiled me!
The auto-open presses are tempting!
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MIRROR...MIRROR...MIRROR!!
16x20" is the way to go if you are buying a press...most of my shirt fronts/backs are 10+ inches wide.
Not to mention those XX & XXX shirts take a bit larger graphic to look right.
Shirts take a lot of steps....Design, Vectorize Design, Cut MIRRORED Design, Weed, & finally Press.
BUT, shirts are fun!
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Too small to work well with "find my Font
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No, I mean converting all your text to outlines (objects) this way they will be un-editable as text
but are seen as objects in VM....I assume you have no trouble with the cross outline.
http://www.graphic-design-employment.com/adobe-illustrator-how-to-convert.html
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I mostly use CorelDraw instead of AI....but, if I had to guess, I would ask if you
converted your text to curves before saving as an eps/svg file....then importing
to VM.
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There are some files here in the Graphic Requests section...use the search tab.
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Too small to trace well...not to mention the grey watermark...
You will have to enlarge it and redraw/recreate it yourself.
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Anyone have a ripped open hole vector for heat press on a t-shirt.
Preferably just black.
TIA - Sue2
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Good jobS!
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OPTIAmericanGothic (Medium) (Free)
or Copperplate
Thank you "Find My Font"
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Best 15x15 press?
in Heat Presses
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AND...it's ON SALE right now for $220!