I'm interested in seeing how it turns out. Will likely have to hand draw the logos but hopefully I can find a decal shop to do it for me. Then I can just clear coat them bad boys.
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Making an Indiana State cornhole set...
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howfastisthatman
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already been done
A couple of the guys on the cross country team have already done this, it turned out pretty nice. Hopefully yours turns out great as well.
A couple of the guys on the cross country team have already done this, it turned out pretty nice. Hopefully yours turns out great as well.
If you find decals let me know, Ive got the boards made and painted, but they're plain blue and white.
BankShot
The Kleuh Level
Nope, too small.
I ended up finding a place that sells large Indiana State decals, but they have a minimum piece order. They are between 12"x12" and 8"x16" depending on the logo per their website. The cool thing is they also sell GIANT Sycamore logos, like 4 foot by 4 foot.
Proud To Be A Tree
The Varsity Level
Pictures please!!!!
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I'll snap some of what I've got thus far this weekend if I get a chance.
I would think that any of these would work for any size vinyl "sticker" for a corn hole board. I just typed in Indiana State University logo into Google and found at least 2 that would have to work for any printing company that knows what they are doing. I had some decals made at a local print shop in Carmel for my business last year from a logo that was so small and terrible that you can barely enlarge it to fit onto letterhead and they made it about 24x24. Any shop should be able to do it, it is not like it is a difficult logo to make anyway. It is just the state of Indiana with a word running across it...oh and a star that isn't actually where Terre Haute is located.