CaulkinsGraphics

Hi everyone,

Gotta question on mousepads. I ordered a few white blank mousepads and thought I would try my hand at those. Most of my designs are darker and I would like to cover the entire pad, but not have the edges look bad because some of the transfer is past the edge a smidget. Is there any good way to trim this away to make it look better or do I need to make a smaller design and show a little white. I hate to do that just because alot of my designs have very little white and would look off. I'm really picky about having a good looking product so any little tricks would help.

Oh, one other thing. I am wanting to do some miniature flags. Size: 12 or 15" by 16 or 20". Reason: In Sept I attend a large convention where Firefighters from all over the state come to camp for 4 to 5 days. I would love to do personalized flags for them to display by their campers. I have the design template ready, just wondering if anyone new where to get a few of these flags or if they even exist. From what I have seen in the last 11yrs of attending this, they would eat these up. They love to spend money that week.

Thanks, Todd

 

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rusty

Just make your inkjet transfer slightly bigger than your mousepad. Let it hang over the edge all around, and it will look great. No white will be seen.

 

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Dingbat

Cut the picture just a little larger but press with a little less pressure so that you don't print over the edge or compress the pad too much.

 

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Shuffy

this is where I purchased my 'car' flags Solid White Car Flag -- you don't have to use them as car flag though . .

Hope that is something your looking for


Diane
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Debra Payne

Can these flags be used with heat transfers??? Just what I was looking for!!!

 

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CaulkinsGraphics

Thanks Diane. Looks like the right size and everything. I appreciate the help.

Todd

 

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