| Image Comments |
| scigs30 | 21-Mar-08 04:44 |
| Place the printed sheet on the wood. |
| JohnG. | 21-Mar-08 09:04 |
| I'm confused. Where does the "printed sheet" come from??? |
| Creosotewind | 21-Mar-08 10:35 |
| John, John, John. Haven't your parents had "the talk" with you? Ok, here we go.... When one printed sheet really, really likes another printed sheet.... |
| David Duckett | 21-Mar-08 10:39 |
| Too funny! |
| JohnG. | 21-Mar-08 11:35 |
| O.K., O.K...you got me! I guess you are xeroxing or scanning or something. I give up. |
| sweetwillie | 21-Mar-08 11:40 |
| Oh! Brother! It was bad enough and embarassing to have to tell your children, "Daddy, what is E.D?" Now we have to tell them, 'What are printed sheets'? Come on! You guys, this is supposed to be a family publication.:-) |
| scigs30 | 21-Mar-08 11:44 |
| John G. I am sorry about that. Yes I used my copier to copy the print wood onto the paper. I have an old cheap Dell Printer/Fax/Scanner/Copier. |
| JohnG. | 21-Mar-08 12:19 |
| Oakey Doaky...just my Polish I.Q. showing through. You all gotta remember some of us "oldies" and not as "intimate" with computors as alot of others :-) |
| SteveM | 21-Mar-08 12:50 |
| Thanks for sharing this scigs30, I was thinking I would print to plain paper then use a glue stick (or spray) for temporary adhesion, but those removable labels must be so much easier and cleaner. The challenge for me is how to do this to die-cut wood which doesn't scan in so well. |
