Hello all! Sorry I haven't posted in a few days but I've been busy creating some new earring files to list in my Etsy shop. I made these adorable macrame Santa earrings and they'be been really popular.
Hello all! Sorry I haven't posted in a few days but I've been busy creating some new earring files to list in my Etsy shop. I made these adorable macrame Santa earrings and they'be been really popular.
Hello and thank you to all Veterans out there! I appreciate you all year but today is your day! I created another free sign file today for the occasion. This one is about 11ish by 6ish inches but of course you can make it any size! Probably the only thing I hate more than painting is gluing a bunch of tiny pieces and trying to get them lined up correctly on the backer board. So this one is all one piece!
Hello and welcome back! I realize it's early November and everyone is selling and making Christmas files. I do have some Christmas files I will share with you very soon. But it is still fall so today I am sharing a little sign file I made recently. You can make it any size you want but the file is set up for a sign that is a little over 8.5 inches. It will just take one sheet of Glowforge size plywood but I used two different boards for my sign.
I bought these dry erase lapboards back in June with the hope that somehow they would work for sublimation. They didn't. But they are a nice size for the glowforge as most dry erase boards at the big box stores are too big to fit in the glowforge and have to be cut smaller with a table saw. They're 9" x 12" and are 1/8 thick. I masked the front and back with my favorite masking tape. The brand I use is Tape Man Blue and it is comparable to Vinyl Ease which I have also used. But you get 300 ft with the Tape Man Blue Brand vs 100 ft for the Vinyl Ease, which makes Tape Man a better value. I apply the tape and use my handy pizza dough roller as a brayer to adhere the tape well to the board.