On Sun, 26 Oct 2008 14:41:25 -0700, Herb <Herb@the.herb.garden> wrote:
>Sandee Kelley wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 26 Oct 2008 11:31:02 -0700, Herb <Herb@the.herb.garden> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Sandee Kelley wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Appreciate anyone's help I tried to find the font, no luck. Tried to
>>>>do this actual iamge in Viking and it would not read the letters for
>>>>some reason.
>>>>
>>>>If possible, woudl greatly appreiciate if anyone could please make
>>>>5x7 of just website name and then 5x7 of this entire image or size
>>>>needed to read tiny letters.
>>>>
>>>>Will try to put the image in this message as I am posting.
>>>>
>>>>Many thanks for your patience and for any help
>>>>
>>>>SandeeK
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Here's the site name. You should be able to do the smaller letters
>>>separately with just about any font. You can use Viking's Quickfont to
>>>create a properly sized alphabet, using just about any basic font such
>>>as Times New Roman.
>>>
>>>As far as naming the font, that image is much too
>>>low-resolution/pixelated to be of any use. Even if the original font
>>>was a pixel font (blocky) the image introduces too much noise (the
>>>edges of the letters look likethe 'S' attachment when magnified.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> Thank you very much for your time and help. This did not sew well on
>> the sample material.
>
>Could you be more specific? Was the design wrong, or did it pull too
>much, or have gaps, or ???
>
>What kind of fabric is it intended to go on? The design can be
>modified for specific types of material.
>
>
>> Please accept my apology for submitting this poor
>> image, your efforts are appreciated.
>>
>> You suggested before to find my own free font so now I have followed
>> your advice. Sorry, do not have Quickfont; would greatly appreciate
>> your help.
>>
>> If you are kind enough to help me, is it proper to post the free font
>> here or would you have to go to the site to download it and digitize
>> it? I found it at http://simplythebest.net/fonts/fonts_s_2.html and
>> the name of the font is Skaterdudes, it is all caps so I had to type
>> the whole word and then go back and put in the period, crazy word
>> program would not let me continue in same font. Maybe 'tis me!
>
>There's almost never any reason to post something that's easily
>downloadable from a website.
>>
>> Herb, if this won't work, no worries. Thanks for all you do.
>>
>
>Sorry, but you lost me.
>
>What does 'Skaterdudes' have to do with the image you posted? It
>looks like nothing there.
>
> - Herb
Hello Mr. Herb,
My apology for the delayed response, it was unavoidable.
Thank you for your patience and assistance.
Again, I thank you for your digitizing, it was great for the image you
had with horrible lettering. The design sinks into fleece and does not
have finished edges, even with the correct top-film and stabilizing
underlayments. Now that I can again sew, I would rather start fresh
with a clean font, however, I am unable to digitize fonts.
My request is if you would digitize the phrase "geekbeats.com" in 5x7
size and hus format for a t-shirt (and a second one for a thick fleece
jacket) using the SOFT HITS font found for free on this site:
http://simplythebest.net/fonts/fonts_s_2.html
If you are so kind as to help, I greatly appreciate your help. Thank
you for your time in reading this. SandeeK
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