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Meridia of LuseyMoth's clan!

No prob! I'm getting all the luck and FR is nice to me. Just send me a PM when you want it with all the stuff.

THANK YOU!!!

A bunch of games are 30% off on the eShop and those are two of the games

AH, i almost didn't notice this comment! But aight, uhh, you know, I read a little bit about it, and it seems people say that the graphic punch is easier to use/a little faster to operate? But then, ya gotta factor in the cost too, because it's a more expensive thing.I've only punched two things with it so far (been pretty busy with graduation/trying to get my job back on track/drawing other things), and it was fairly easy. Required a little bit of pushing, BUT WHAT DOESN'T. As for paper, it all seems to work with the same, not a difference there. Everywhere I've read, they don't really recommend anything thicker than your standard thinish printer paper.  Could even have trouble with photo paper, both of them. Shrugs. I don't really have plans to use anything other than printer paper, or prints that I get printed elsewhere. Because yeah, inkjet printers make kind of crappy quality images, when that small. Saw it in a video, tested it, and yep. Laserjet is the way to go. This means that when I get around to actually printing my button designs, I'll have to go elsewhere. Staples or something, I'm not sure yet.

I got a Tecre button machine, from here!: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ButtonBoyInc Specifically, I got one of their starter kits that comes with a graphic punch and a nice chunk of parts to make buttons. It kind of varies what deals and combos show up there from day to day, week to week, though. A week or two ago, I couldn't find the combo I just bought a couple days ago. Looks like they can work with you to make customized listings, however. I was also closely considering buying a machine from here: http://www.umakebuttons.com/ Both these sites have good reviews for their machines and service... good luck!! ;u;