Digital files. The entire shop is digital. I'm selling the digital files that other crafters use with a cutting machine to craft signs, t-shirts, pillows, mugs and glasses, etc.

Not exactly. I wish I could, but I honestly don't have the time to do a completely custom order for you. So I can't do custom names or things like that.

But if you see a listing where you like the style/fonts used, but wish it were a different phrase, send me a convo **with the link to the listing.** If I can do it in that same style, I will let you know.

No, I'm sorry, they don't. If you want to purchase it for that reason, you need to understand how to use PNG files in photo editing software that supports layers. This is not a service I provide.

If you don't know how to do that or have a friend who knows how to do that, search Etsy for the phrase you're looking for + printable art.

I can't. This was a tough decision, but I've decided that I can't sell all the things to all of the people. My focus is on the crafter who uses cutting machines.

But, if you already know how to use PNG files (change the color, use layers in your photo editing software, etc.), then make your purchase. If that last sentence sounds like a mess of words to you, then you should probably search Etsy for printable art instead.

Totally a personal decision! I have a Silhouette Cameo 3. :)

If you purchased a last name sign design, ask & I'll tell you what font(s) I used to personalize them for the mockup. However, I don't share the names of the fonts I use otherwise. I spend a lot of money on premium, hand-lettered fonts, & I spend hours per month looking for just the right fonts that I think will be both beautiful and cut well with your machine. I often customize the design further, smoothing out lines and corners so you can get the perfect cut the first time. This is all part of being a graphic designer, and I'm happy to do it. But I consider my sources trade secrets. If you wish to further customize one of my designs, I suggest using a nice, simple serif (Times New Roman) or san serif font (Arial or Myriad) to coordinate.