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A few notes:- Unlike the previous dot and screens pack, this is for printing with 300-600DPI tones.
- The first row or two contain 300DPI, I suggest test printing out these tones on the computer with your document set to the right DPI to see what these patterns look like.
- For darker shades, just invert the tone colors.
- Zipped folder also contains seamless tiles for defining patterns in any other program, but this is not a full collection compared to the .pat file.
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dont mind me asking, do you know what type of adhesive paper to use for printing screentones? one that wont rip the paper when applying or taking off?
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You can use regular clear labels like these www.amazon.com/Avery-Full-Shee⦠(they can be found at most office supply stores, too)
You just cut out the shapes you want with a xactoΒ knife/gyro cutter and smooth them into place using a bone folder (or anything that'll get the job done, really)
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ok, thank you very much
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