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I thought about posting this subject to the Computors, Software, CMC's Techie Stuff board.......but I'm a "Regular Grumble Page" sort of guy.
Anyway, below you'll see a picture of staff member, Stephanie Schwartz holding a completed "Stars & Stripes" mat as cut on our Fletcher F-6100.
The blue field is an inlay mat set into the white stripes. The red is a second layer showing through, as are the white stars. (This is NOT the type of mat you want to execute by hand......especially this time of the year!)
For those of you with F-6100's, you can download this design directly from the Fletcher-Terry home page: F-6100 American Flag Cut File
The "Flag Mat" measures 11-1/2 x 21 inches when completed, almost the exact 1:1.9 official proportional ratio for the US Flag.
(Wizard users have a similar design availble on their website, and at least one Eclipse owner has designed a "Flag Mat" as well.)
Happy Holidays,
John
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The Frame Workshop of Appleton, Inc.
www.theframeworkshop.com
Appleton, Wisconsin
jerserwi@aol.com
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[This message has been edited by John Ranes II, CPF, GCF (edited December 05, 2001).]
Anyway, below you'll see a picture of staff member, Stephanie Schwartz holding a completed "Stars & Stripes" mat as cut on our Fletcher F-6100.

The blue field is an inlay mat set into the white stripes. The red is a second layer showing through, as are the white stars. (This is NOT the type of mat you want to execute by hand......especially this time of the year!)
For those of you with F-6100's, you can download this design directly from the Fletcher-Terry home page: F-6100 American Flag Cut File
The "Flag Mat" measures 11-1/2 x 21 inches when completed, almost the exact 1:1.9 official proportional ratio for the US Flag.
(Wizard users have a similar design availble on their website, and at least one Eclipse owner has designed a "Flag Mat" as well.)
Happy Holidays,
John
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The Frame Workshop of Appleton, Inc.
www.theframeworkshop.com
Appleton, Wisconsin
jerserwi@aol.com
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[This message has been edited by John Ranes II, CPF, GCF (edited December 05, 2001).]