looking for a pint glass for t-shirt design

[Dave271069]

Hi ive been asked to do a stag weekend t-shirt, they want the usual stuff but in the middle of the writing they want a pint glass, does anyone have something i can use in any format, so i can send it to my cameo to be cut out in vinyl, was going to go down the route of a transfer but on black t shirts they usually don't look good.

Dave

[socialgiraffe]

Hi Dave

I have these as clipart. I will upload an EPS file to the downloads section of the forum. Not sure if any of them are suitable for you or not.

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[Dave271069]

ive found one at the moment simon, but i want to show the customer, only problem i have is ive designed the tshirt in silhouette software and i cant save it as a jpeg etc, so might have to do it again in something else, unless someone knows.

[Dave271069]

oh thanks for you designs,

[socialgiraffe]

I do not know that software, but can you zoom in on the image, do a screen grab and then paste in to Photoshop and clean up?

[Dave271069]

Mmmmm worth a try..

[harlequeen]

Can you save the image as png then you can open it in other graphics package and save as jpg

[purpledragon]

google pint glass loadsa images out there or google pint of guiness photoshop the logo out and hey presto almost a sillouette of a pint glass

[tlworkwear]

ive found one at the moment simon, but i want to show the customer, only problem i have is ive designed the tshirt in silhouette software and i cant save it as a jpeg etc, so might have to do it again in something else, unless someone knows.

Hi Dave,

What I did when I was using the Silhouette software and needed to create a PNG or JPG to show a customer was use Bullzip , its a free PDF printer and all you then do is go to file/print like you would normally but then a window comes up with the option to save as PDF, PNG, JPG or some other format. You might have to play about with it a little to get the correct settings but well worth it as that was the major drawback of the Silhouette software IMO. Hope this helps

[Dave271069]

Cheers all for your replies.
In the end I did a screen shot and opened in another program then photoshop. Cut out everything apart the image and saved as jpeg. Customer was happy with design.
Silhouette is a cracking machine and software but could do with some minor tweeks .