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Hello guys, I have been making my own stencils using a Silhouette Cameo for a while now with good results. I have several sizes of the Aquila, and made several sizes of the Blood Angels logo for my friend, and both of those turned out great. I have been trying to get a good hex grid design with mixed results.

I have a few that will *work in a pinch* but none that are really the quality that I want. So, I was hoping that someone who knows something about making images would be able to help me out. I would be looking for the images to be relatively high resolution (doesn't have to be anything crazy though), and be roughly 4 inches by 6 inches (again very rough, anywhere in the relative range will do). I would like several sizes, thicknesses, etc of the hex grid for variety.

If someone volunteers to do this for me, I will gladly send you some stencils (including the Aquila and hex grids that you provide) as a thank you. Just PM me and let me know.

Accidentally posted to wrong forum, requested mod to move.

I'm just going to bump this in case anyone is interested now that the holiday season has calmed down.

Im in vacation right now but will give it a try next weekend!

Great, Thanks! Just shoot me a PM when you get around to it and I can mail you some stencils as a thank you.

I've heard that there is a way to import images from adobe illustrator into the silhouette studio. Might be a good bet for your higher resolution question since it uses vector graphics and can be resized with out losing any quality. I just got a cameo as well but have not had a chance to try with illustrator yet.