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Look a lot like this one: http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/berthold/poppl-residenz-be/

He's gonna love it! Very nice.

Chocolat Pirates of the Caribbean - I like the first one best.

Have been using X-fonter for years and like it a lot.\ http://www.blacksunsoftware.com/xfonter.html

You can buy chalkboard vinyl as well. I believe Signwarehouse carries it.

Benguiat Frisky

It really hasn't been all that cold here yet. But it will be. Heat guns and torches. Bless your poor frozen fingers having to work outdoors in the winter snow.

I drove a bailwagon from Fresno to Salt Lake City one time. If you take the governer off, they'll go 80mph down the freeway.

OUR shop is 20' x 20'. I can get 12 vehicles in here... it's just like packing clowns into a volkswagon. (kinda like this forum today) My office folds up into an 8" x 8" cube so I can take it home with me at night.

I think our buddy Mosh here is havin' us on a bit. This might also explain a lot.

We do a lot of craft and gift shows this time of year and it's profitable for us. (yay!) I've watched other people trying to run their booth and cut vinyl on request at the same time. It does not look like a good time. At. All. You can't divide your time between selling and production and do a...

I don't understand this kind of thinking. Seems a bit skewed. I like making signs too. I also like being paid for for my work and receiving what it's worth. Yes, I could lower my prices and sell a whole bunch more stuff, but I would be working more and making less. Doesn't make any sense to me.

What a beautiful tribute to your friend. God bless her family, and her friends who will miss her sorely.

http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/40324 A friend sent me this link this morning. I thought it was very appropriate for Veterans Day, and being a dog person, as many of you are, I should have had some kleenex handy. The one with the kids really got me.

Try Uline or Papermart

Right in the middle of laying down a coat of stain. Happens every time.

We've been experimenting with the 651. I have a piece that I wrote on with red, blue, black and green a couple of weeks ago. It leaves a ghost image if you just wipe with your finger, but still wipes off clean with a damp paper towel. Red is definitely the most difficult to wipe off. We'll see...

I painted scenes from the four seasons on the sides of an old wooden outhouse. Fortunately it was no longer in use so not a hazardous undertaking.

Looks like an updated version of the Gocco Printer which has been around since the '70s. http://www.etsy.com/storque/how-to/gocco-printing-a-how-to-video-1206/

http://www.urbanfonts.com/fonts/Chain_Letter.htm This is close