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See if this works for you...

That looks awesome..... Actually the jpeg you posted was so small it would have been a challenge to render a clean SVG. Because you named the photo Newnan Cougars.jpeg, a quick Google image search of "Newnan Cougars" came up with quite a few larger images that made converting it a breeze. ...

See if this works for you....

No problem...
Just remember you can use that technique to capture images from the Internet, PDF's, any image you can see on your screen, you can capture and turn into a SVG.


Adam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Print_screen

Try this link....

The way I do it is... 1. With the SVG image enlarged and in the middle of your computer screen hit PRINT SCREEN 2. Now open Windows Paint 3. Once Paint is open hold down the CTRL button and hit V 4. The entire screen capture should now be on the Paint mat 5. Click on the icon in the upper left hand ...

Who's school/organization's logo is it ?
My experience is usually doing a quick Google Image search will give a few versions of a particular logo.
A different version would probably give you a better result.


Adam

Here's my attempt at it....
I'm giving you the before and after simplify svg's.


Adam

I have had success with leaving it on for 5 minutes. Another thing to keep in mind is that the cream is reusable. If you save the pieces of backing from the vinyl stencil, once the glass is etched use the backing to scrape the bulk of the cream off and then scrape it back into the bottle. After you ...

Yes I am using the 12x24 mats. Believe me I have made a few of the "lower quality" signs you speak of, just no one else has seen them... I have experimented with vinyl on glass block, tile, plexiglass, paper, card stock etc. and have figured out how to blend Inkscape, Photoshop, and SCAL t...