another jersey with suede mats
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jersey frame another one
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Very Nice! I really like the curve on the mat.
Kai Vanuffelen
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This matboard must be difficult to cut manually. Nice work.
Joe Weinbeck
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Really Nice! I like the top curve and the overall layout. :first::thumb:
Nice job!
Ylva Callewaert
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Love it!!!!! Fun lay-out
thanks evryone it was a fun job I even made a profit on it.
Kia.....That triple mat Easy peeze with my Wizard 9000.....
I did the two right hand photos using the merge option made that a cinch too.
Pat Kotnour
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People send me pictures of their designs all the time and I can tell you that this one is exceptional. The colors and the way you used the mat design to pull it all together is fabulous. Beautiful work.
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Thanks Jim,
I realized you did this with a cmc
What I was saying is, that this type of curve in a double mat is very difficult to get right manually.
It can be done manually if you have the patience and right technique.
I realized you did this with a cmc
What I was saying is, that this type of curve in a double mat is very difficult to get right manually.
It can be done manually if you have the patience and right technique.
Gotta ya Kia
Here is a tip the way I used to do them by hand.
I had an alto's ez mat cutter handle. I bought a piece of alumimun 1"x1/8"x30"
I screwed one end to the cutter handle and then the other end I drilled a 1/8" hole every 1/4"
I would put a nail in 1"x4"x24" piece of wood let it stick up about 1.5" cut the head off.
Closer the hole smaller the arch. You can figure the math.
Here is a tip the way I used to do them by hand.
I had an alto's ez mat cutter handle. I bought a piece of alumimun 1"x1/8"x30"
I screwed one end to the cutter handle and then the other end I drilled a 1/8" hole every 1/4"
I would put a nail in 1"x4"x24" piece of wood let it stick up about 1.5" cut the head off.
Closer the hole smaller the arch. You can figure the math.
