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worbler

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  1. Here's the first, which is actually the second. Hope it's alright.
  2. Here you go. One cow as promised.
  3. perhaps do a search on google, or whatever search engine you use, and look for xmas tree silhouettes. You would then need to size it for printing.
  4. Will something like this do?
  5. Yep, it can. I have one on the go on my work computer. I know, I should be working, but sometimes things get a little slow and I need things to do. Should have it done tomorrow or the next day.
  6. Something like this?
  7. Is this what you are after? If you're gonna cut it, good luck.
  8. Will this work for you?
  9. Might need some more info on this one. Which state? I'm not sure what metres are used in the US. Are they digital or analogue?
  10. Oops, made a boo boo. You wanted it as an ornament. Had another go, hope it's better.
  11. Well, hopefully I got this right. How's this?
  12. Te better the resolution the better the end result. Having said that, don't upload a 10MB picture with high res. 720p is probably good but a little bigger would be better. Desktop wallpaper quality would be good.
  13. John, that link goes to your computer. Only you can use it.
  14. Well Matthew, any image editing program can do this. All you need to do is get the fonts you want to use and the shapes you want and the idea and then start manipulating it. No program is going to do it all for you. There's usually a fair bit of work involved. Free programs you can use would be: Gimp, Paint.net, MS Paint or Inkscape. Paid programs could be: Photoshop, Corel Draw, Paintshop Pro.
  15. Here's another one. Hope you like it.
  16. I think the biggest problem is their complexion. Maybe if you were to adjust the Brightness/Contrast a bit you might be able to get a little more detail out of the picture.
  17. Here's one for you. Others might follow later on.
  18. One more try. How about these?
  19. Then how about something like these?
  20. Then you're gonna want to select the brush tool, reduce the size of the brush, change the colour to white and remove any unwanted shades. After that, you'll want to change the colour to black and fill in any areas that need filling. Doing an image like this is exactly the same as doing a portrait. It would probably help to remove the background first though.
  21. The first thing I would do to make a pattern out of this would be to open it in Gimp, I'm using 2.10.0. Then go to Filters, in the menu bar at the top, and then Artistic and then Photocopy. After tweaking the settings a little, and using the preview screen, you might end up with something like this.
  22. Something like this, perhaps?
  23. Sometimes big images produce big results with lots of detail. I'm not sure it's always a good thing. If you do go with this then good luck.
  24. I've been having a go at this but it's on my other computer at work. Will continue doing it next week when I get back there as there is a lot of detail. Hopefully I'm not over doing it and you be able to cut it.
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