Where if possible can get more patterns. Like these. Would love to have more pictures to do this with.
Did I miss it? What thickness acrylic did you use? I searched thru the thread but couldn’t find it
It’s in the very first post:
Medium is the 
equivalent of 1/8" (thick is ~1/4")
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Thank you so much for sharing this design! I created a customized version that used butterflies to make a shape only when all of the coasters are placed together as a birthday gift.
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I was looking for a dimension so I glossed over the “medium”. Thanks
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That looks amazing!!! Thank you for sharing the picture with me!!
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very pretty, thank you! Your designs are fun, and inspiring!
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Thank you! I just love creating interesting things.
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I ran with the winter coasters and decided to do one set for each season! I have never seen my mom so excited about a glow forge project!
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They are awesome!!! So glad she liked them! Love the 4 seasons! Great job!!!
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That is a homerun. Congratulations @dr.loganmurphy, you inspire us!
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I would buy the pattern if I could use commercial
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I have it on my Etsy shop with commercial license. 
Excited Atom Design.
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If you click on his photo there’s even a link, no searching required 
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Beautiful. Thank you.
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First post! Just wanted to share and say thanks - Made a Star Wars version for my Dad. He loved it!
. Thanks for all the inspiration and great files @designvh619 @daltonspdx @arh2
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Very nice indeed!
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Looks awesome! Now I want to Make a star wars themed set. LOL
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Nice, I like what you did!
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Elsie, I’m relatively new at this but when I tried to print these acrylic coasters, they came out awful with many many horizontal lines throughout the entire print. Am I missing something. I don’t have a lot of acrylic left and it is not proofgrade (from cerulean tide? Ive used before with similar results as I got with the proofgrade acrylic, so I don’t think that is the issue, but who knows). I think I have just enough to get it done but not enough to test a lot of settings. Might you have some advice?
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