lol, I really appreciate your comment! And definitely try to put content on KZfaq that hasn't been covered much. I am glad I have helped you!

Awesome glad to help and good luck on your business!!

Your welcome, thank you for commenting and glad to help! Good luck!

Thank you very much for the support! Glad to help

Thank you so much for letting me know. I am glad I was able to help and good luck on your event!!

Awesome, glad to help! Good luck with your project

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Hi, thank you very much and glad to help. To attach a garland the most items used are command hooks and 260 balloons. Those 260 balloons are like big stretchable rubber bands . We do not blow them up, just stretch them and tie them to the garland in a knot. So they pull the balloons in place. For the wood backdrop we have two screws at the top of the posts. Then just use the 260 balloons to tie and stretch the garland into place. Hope this helps and good luck on your new business!!

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Your welcome, thanks for watching. I used chloroplast plastic. It is the same thing people use for yard signs. They sell big sheets at Home Depot for cheap. Also some people use pink foam board from Home Depot. But I prefer the plastic and cut it with a utility knife. Good luck!

Hi, thank you very much. And yes a box cutter does the best job for me. And leaving a 1/2 inch or so outline around the print out makes it so much easier. Whenever I try to cut right at the line and be super specific, I mess it up and looks off. So I just leave a small gap around the outline of white and it really isn't noticeable and looks better in my opinion. Hope that helps and good luck!

Hi, thanks for watching. You can get the foam board from Home Depot. Most people use the pink one and cut it with a box cutter or Hot Foam Cutter. They sell the foam cutter at most craft stores such as Michaels and on Amazon. Sure give me some time and hopefully I can do a full video next month. Thank you!

Your very welcome, thanks for the support. I would not laminate, as It was kind of a pain and they looked great from sticker and banners.

Hi, I am not sure. But there was no glue. It is pretty much like a big sticker. Just peel and stick. I don't think it was meant for cloth, but never tried it for that. Its just a large printed sticker basically. Good luck

Hi, most people either use pink insulation foam board from Home Depot or coroplast also at Home Depot. Its that plastic that most yard sale and political signs are printed on. Its a White Corrugated Twinwall Plastic Sheet and is inexpensive. They sell a 4ftt x 8ft wide plastic sheet for like $25 or so at Home Depot. Good luck!

Hi, thanks for your question. The svg is what I used to resize the image to the size I wanted. And I put two of my images together and saved them. I did this on CANVA.COM it is a free website that is easy to use. Just upload your svg file and stretch to the size you want it, say 4ft tall. Then you can add another image like I did or just save that one as either jpeg or what I believe is better is png or pdf to send it to them. If you did it right when you stretched out the SVG file, then downloaded it as png or pdf. It should not be blurred and look great. I hope that clarifies some of the topics I missed. Thank you for commenting! Good luck

I’d like to use 300 dpi PNG files. Can they be resized without distortion like your Woody/Anna print?

Wondering the same thing

Hi, sorry I am not sure. I just shrunk them and rotated them until they fit on the 2ft wide x 4ft tall paper together.

Hi, I have the link to the website in the description. And if you watch the video slow I have the same steps I take to order. Thank you and good luck!

Pink foam board at Home Depot its called insulation. The white Corrugated board was from Home Depot. That is plastic and I just cut with a razor blade. The plastic they sell it cheap for a 4ft wide x 8ft long piece. It is the same plastic they make yard signs out of. Works great

@@MakerDecor Thank you!

Hi, thanks for watching. I will let you know I am not a lawyer but I will tell you what mostly happens. If its for personal use, they really don't care about it. But if you start selling others images with out getting the right to sell it. They can send you a letter to stop if they want. But if you look online you will see thousands of sellers from facebook, Etsy, Amazon, tik tok, instagram, etc sell stuff that is most likely not official. Some may have the rights to sell them and some may not. They can at anytime send a stop letter or take further action. But if you see by the amount of products online they really don't bother with it. People sell images on cakes, t shirts, posters, jewelry, etc and I doubt they all have the rights. Bottom line from what I have seen is for personal use, they are not going to bother you for a party. But you should not open a store in the mall and start selling products without the rights. But I have seen people do it lol. I hope that makes sense and since I am not a lawyer if anybody has any info that would help, please feel free to add or correct anything. Good luck!

@@MakerDecor thank you sooo much sir. I didn’t expect this long answer but I am really really appreciate it. Thank you. I now can start preparing my baby girls birthday party ahead of time and order stuff online . I also discovered a website called printify, which you can design things like tshirt/ cups , and they will print it and mail it to me. Which is also an option. Oh and happy Easter Day.

@@mostjoyfuldadonearth Your welcome and happy Easter as well!