Cwalker935
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Coworker's granddaughter photo- in tube label cast on an executive.
Hard to get a clear picture of a picture on a pen.
Hard to get a clear picture of a picture on a pen.
Photograph pen
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BJohn
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That is sweet !! Good Job
SteveG
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Your pic is clear enough, for sure...what a treasure to the grandparents!
plantman
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Nice pen Cody !! diffenetly a keeper. Jim S
OZturner
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Glorious Pen Cody.
What a Treasure, for both the Grandmother and Granddaughter.
How did you finish the Joint Seam of the Photograph?
Excellent choice of Kit, Superb Fit and Finish.
Great work.
Brian.
What a Treasure, for both the Grandmother and Granddaughter.
How did you finish the Joint Seam of the Photograph?
Excellent choice of Kit, Superb Fit and Finish.
Great work.
Brian.
Cwalker935
Member
I use Don Ward's, aka "its Virgill", technique of adding a border to the image and letting the border overlap so that the edge blends into the seam.
Dalepenkala
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Cool idea!
SDB777
Member
Was wondering how you 'overcame' a seam with this one?
(If you wouldn't mind sharing, that is?)
Photo looks like it came out great...thumbs up!!
Scott (I get frustrated with the seam) B
(If you wouldn't mind sharing, that is?)
Photo looks like it came out great...thumbs up!!
Scott (I get frustrated with the seam) B
Cwalker935
Member
On this one I used a white on white overlap and could not hide the seam completely. It is minimal but you still see the edge of he overlap. The best border for hiding the overlap is black, when using a black border color the cut edge of the overlap and becomes virtually invisible once you have a black n black overlap. You can use other colors if you can get a matching permanent marker to color the cut edged.