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Perfect Match. Thanks.

And by the way, Pinterest is the devil.

Thanks. It looks like a perfect match.

I have to recreate this logo.

Thanks. It was a commercial font that I am not going to buy but with the help of the name and Google, I found a free knockoff.

Can someone help me with this font? Sorry, attached instead of inserted it.

If you have a fill AND a hairline, it will but both of those, resulting in a double cut.

Thanks. Close enough for me.

At least something close would work.

The "I" test does not tell you if you have proper tension. It just tells you that the correlation of the tension between the upper tension and the lower tension correspond. If both or too tight, you can have a successful "I" test. If both are too loose, you can have a successful "I" test. If...

Okay, I had Conde send me what they called a "goe color chart". When I opened it in Corel on my laptop the colors are listed under the "Palettes", then "User's Palletes", then "Custom Spot colors". I took those color charts and sublimated them on sheets of metal so I can have my customers...

Thanks for the help.

I need help with this one. I

I need help with this font. I have a font similar called Pointedly Mad but the "T" looks a lot different.

I can't figure out the knife tool. I guess I need to take a class or something.

What is the "knife tool" for? I wish you could just draw an intersecting line across the part you want to clip apart and just it.

Thanks so much. And thanks about the uncheck powerclip center thing. I have had troubles with powerclipping, and that was my problem.

I am going to play with it tonight, but I am not exactly sure what you mean about drawing the circle and rectangle and then welding. I know I am using the baseball as an example but sometimes I have clipart that I would like to remove portions of so I am trying to learn how to do it.

I am a relative newbie so I need detailed instructions on how to clip apart part of an image. I have an outline of a baseball that consist of two concentric circles. How ever, I only want about the bottom 2/3 of the ball to vinyl cut. How can I "clip off" the top 1/3 of the ball and then join...

From my veiwpoint that was a pretty nice game. It is about time we started playing like that. If we would have started one game before we would have taken down South Carolina, LSU and Georgia.