VCP decals for shirt bags, Klages Kreations

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On the MVC chat the other night, a lot of the MVC'ers expressed an interest in the decals/labels that I created using the VDP feature of Versaworks, and requested a copy of the file so they could make their own labels, I've reworked my file a bit to remove the school's logo and my company's registered logo and am attaching it here to my blog.  I'm also sending Steve at Imprintables a copy so he can use it in his classes.  I'll explain more about it in a followup to this Blog post, as it's quite late tonight, but I wanted to get the file up to you guys tonight.  I'm attaching a picture of what the file looks like, which shows where the VDP fields are located, and then on the bottom of the picture you'll see how they should print out for a men's label and for a ladies label.  The other file is a Corel file of my decal (saved down to X3 for those of you who are still working on X3).  If you need it in eps instead (if you don't have Corel, or can't bring it into your Adobe), post a message to me here, and I'll put up the eps file as well. 

~Carolyn

Special request:  Please note that I've used our company's Valentine Glass Hearts adapted version of our logo for the 'school' or 'customer' logo, but would appreciate it if you would not use this logo for your company logo, as we are actively using it and another version of it during the Valentine season each year.