when I am not refereeing, or sleeping, or working, or knitting....
I have a
Silhouette Curio, which is an amazing machine that can do all sorts of neato stuff. Probably most derby-centric is that I can cut heat transfer vinyl into any shape I want, which leads to me having cool nameplates:
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| It's an all caps font, but the lowercase and uppercase are different, so I can have two different "E"s and "K"s |
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| right now, this is my favorite. weeding it [removing all the excess material] was a bitch though. |
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| a nice legible but fancy font |
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| this one may be a little too fancy. the lettering is white; the lack of a flash makes it look off-white | | |
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| same deal with this one. The lettering on this is a little too thin; it also went through the wash and got ripply |
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| my original ref jersey. It had "Queenie" in white lettering on a black vinyl patch, but the letters peeled off. Since I did this, the very left part of the "Q" has come off. |
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This one is before application to the fabric. A more formal nameplate.
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