MADMAX22 Posted June 24, 2009 Report Posted June 24, 2009 Okay, try this one. I exported it from Illustrator a little differently, and was able to get the whole thing to print out/guitarstrap01.pdf Kate Hey Kate I was wondering about the end of the thin strap portion that goes on the neck of the guitar. How do you normally attach those, does it wrap around just after the bridge or is there some attach ment somewhere. Thanks. Quote
Members CitizenKate Posted June 24, 2009 Members Report Posted June 24, 2009 Hey Kate I was wondering about the end of the thin strap portion that goes on the neck of the guitar. How do you normally attach those, does it wrap around just after the bridge or is there some attach ment somewhere. Some guitars have a button just above where the neck attaches to the body. For guitars that don't have this, you would loop a piece of braided cord or latigo lace through the buttonhole and tie it around the neck just above the nut and under the strings. Kate Quote
Members KcKenny Posted June 29, 2009 Members Report Posted June 29, 2009 Hey Kate, Do you have pattern making software? I was just going to start searching for something that I could draw out patterns on with grids and print in actual size. I was thinking somebody might make something for sewing, but you guitar strap looks like it's very well done. Maybe you have a suggestion...? Quote Thanks to all of the artists who are willing to share their experience.
Members CitizenKate Posted July 2, 2009 Members Report Posted July 2, 2009 Hey Kate, Do you have pattern making software? I was just going to start searching for something that I could draw out patterns on with grids and print in actual size. I was thinking somebody might make something for sewing, but you guitar strap looks like it's very well done. Maybe you have a suggestion...? I use Adobe Illustrator for all my design work. Illustrator is a little pricey for many, so I will also mention there is a growing array of free open source alternatives to Illustrator. ("Open source" is not always free, but in this case, these are.) - Inkscape - OpenOffice Draw - Creative Docs One that is not free, but much more affordable than Illustrator is XaraExtreme. They have a free trial you can download if you want to try it out before spending your money. - XaraExtreme Kate Quote
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