My first cake topper ;P

[bricry]

I would still do it. They might like it more than you know. Or more than they let on. lol

[ElsieH]

Haha! Maybe I will! Hard to tell with teenagers, it seems I’ve turned into that mom who’s so embarrassing (which is an “oof moment” apparently)

[timjedwards]

They appreciate you even when they’re ill-equipped to show it.

[ElsieH]

Don’t I know it… my kiddo is really a good kid, but right now we have a friend of hers staying with us for a week due to a family emergency. Which is why whatever we normally do is now totally horrifying if there are witnesses

[johnj]

Nice job. That one tops 'em all!

[roseycheeks.net]

Can anyone explain how to get all the text and art together I have tried everything to make it all one piece HEEELLPPP please

[Jules]

Use the techniques in this tutorial for Inkscape:

Make a Name Pendant in Inkscape

(Yes, thank you Discourse, I know the title is similar to the titles for AI and AD.) Open the software and select your font, type out the name: [ink1] Select everything, click on Path > Object to Path. [ink2] Select everything, right click and Ungroup. (Might also require Path> Break apart.) Resize or shift the letters over so that they overlap at some point. Select everything, click on Path > Union. [ink3] If you want to add a small hanging ring, draw up a couple of Fi…

This tutorial for Illustrator:

Make a Name Pendant in Adobe Illustrator

In response to a response to a question: Open the software and select your font, type out the name: [AI1] Select everything, right click and Create Outlines. Select everything, right click and Ungroup. Resize or shift the letters over so that they overlap at some point. [AI2] Select everything, click on the Unite button in the Pathfinder menu: [AI3] If you want to add a small hanging ring, draw up a couple of Filled circles, center the smaller one over the larger one…

This tutorial for Affinity Designer:

Make a Name Pendant in Affinity Designer

Okay this is just a quickie in response to a question about how to do it…the customer wanted to create a name pendant in Affinity Designer: Open the software and select your font, type out the name: [AD1] Select everything, right click and Convert to Curves. Select everything, right click and Ungroup. Resize or shift the letters over so that they overlap at some point. [AD2] Select everything, right click, Geometry >Add. [AD3] Set the fill color to Null and give it a stroke …

[roseycheeks.net]

As usual thank you Jules you are a gem!!!

[ryan.niemer]

Very beautiful!

[Brandi_G]

Thank you so much, I’ve been meaning to ask how to do this for awhile!