Are there company's that can cut stencils for me?

Hold out for Silhouette Cameo! I don't know much about silkscreening, but I'll just throw out that I've used freezer paper for single-use stencils for shirts. Easy to cut with an Xacto knife and you can press it on. I provide a link because sometime people don't know what this kind of paper is.

http://www.amazon.com/Reynolds-391-...&qid=1398901838&sr=8-1&keywords=freezer+paper

Happy Mother's Day, and good luck. If this is a totally useless response, well, at least you got a bump.

Thanks so much Dee! I have actually used freezer paper a few times its great as you can just iron it on the fabric and then peel off but I find it harder to cut.

Do you own a Cameo? if you do which one would you recommend?

Again thanks so much

Yes, I own a Cameo, and I'd recommend it for a smaller scale operation. That's not to exclude other cutters; the Cameo is all I know. Calhtech uses his Cameo seemingly all. the. time. and can speak about using it pretty heavily (I think that's his handle...) I would've thought the freezer paper would be easy to cut, but then, I was comparing it to mylar.

Silhouette has two products, the Cameo and the Portrait. Go with the Cameo as it's larger. Costs under $300 here. The customer service is top notch (very responsive) and the Silhouette Plus board is extremely helpful and responsive.