X-tremely new to Cricut and SCAL...

[Frazzled]

Ok, that's even an exaggeration. I do not yet have SCAL... I will have it very soon.

I'm mom to the most wonderful kids in the world. My son is 9 years old, and in a wheelchair, because he has CP and Dystonia... I'm saying that, because I have a vested interest in what's out there in the way of designs for T-shirts, placards, and window decals, for children and adults in wheelchairs...

I've played around with photoshop, and would like something like this for our van... The standard decals are a tad too benign for me...



I have downloaded Inkscape, and it's a complete mystery to me!

Anyway... Hi ALL! I look forward to being a part of this wonderful community of fantastic and talented people!

Best ~ Dani

[jasenj1]

Welcome aboard. Very nice decal. SCAL 2 should be able to duplicate most of it using its tracing feature. Except for the distressed "Annihilated"; "noisy" images don't translate well to cutting. If you can make that in Photoshop, you should have little problem with Inkscape and SCAL.

- Jasen.

[Frazzled]

Thank you! I didn't think the "noisy" font would cut well on the Cricut. I'll find another, more appropriate font. I'm so looking forward to creating and sharing more designs with this wonderful community. Today, I'll play more with the Inkscape...