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I have it on my phone but it doesn't do scripts very well and my desktop version apparently has expired :(

I knew it looked familiar...we just didn't have that variant. Thank you so much!!! The screenprinting guy will thank you, too, once I tell him! Have a wonderful day!

I'm sure I've seen this one before. TIA!

I was hoping it is a stock design that someone might recognize. It's on the back of a Varsity Jacket that someone is trying to replicate (jacket in photo was decorated at an out-of-state shop. We have other vikings, but this one would be a nice addition to our selection. I have a digitizer...

Hi, JR's! It is very close! I looked at it earlier, but I need it much larger for the back of a Varsity Jacket. But since you posted it I deceded to contacted the seller to see if they have a bigger version or the .emb file which I can resize myself. Thanks so much for the help!

Good morning, all! Does anyone know where I could purchase this viking embroidery design? Apologies for the poor quality and angle, the photo came from a customer. TIA! Judi

Yes, exactly what ewded said. Ahhh, sorry I assumed you were doing both.

There are seven plus the one for the pen, which I assume could be used as an eighth. Point taken about too many material combinations, but that begs the question of how you're going about both contour cutting your design AND perf-cutting the perimeter??? 100% with you on this. I record...

Try A&S Truckin Lite or Legacy Sans

You also need to specify the cut condition when outputting to your RIP. I have CUT1 set up on the printer for contour cutting the vinyl layer and CUT3 with HALF-CUT turned on and higher cut pressure for the perf cut through the backing layer.

I've been running our CJV150-130 (Dual CMYK) for almost 2 years now. Got about 2 hours of training after it was delivered and set up. It's very easy to understand, operate and maintain. A lot of the maintenance is automatic. We also got FineCut 8 for CorelDraw and RasterLink 5 with our...

It is an amazing look!!! We also used a lot of prism/holographic films. Really makes a car stand out at night on a dark racetrack. I noticed that you're also in Toledo a few weeks ago...Howdy, neighbor!

We've been doing ghost graphics on our racecars (dirt late models) for decades using reflective vinyl. Extremely subtle, nearly unnoticeable in the daylight. However, they are anything but subtle at night when a light source hits them! Similar to this...

Indeed! Used it on a font I've run through every other identifier under the sun with zero luck...found it in seconds!

Flama Light looks like a perfect match to me! Just need to play with the kerning a bit.

Danke, jsm!

Anyone know of a font that looks pencil-shaded like this? Please and thank you!

We used Rustoleum oil-based enamel on the wood cabinets and workbench in our garage and it was at least 2 to 3 weeks before it dried to the point where you could touch it without leaving fingerprints in it.

I used to wear gloves when changing out rolls, but now I just wipe down the first foot or so (the area I have to touch and a little beyond just to be safe) with 50% iso alcohol after the roll is loaded. Make sure to use something lint free, such as a Scott's brand Shop Towel and to wipe it's...

The design is printed on specialty paper, then transferred to the fabric via heat press