Turn-n-burn, it's weird because I have found fault with every sample they have sent me. This is why I guess I wasn't totally worried about having everything perfect. The Washington Calendar sample they sent me had the little round part at the top all lopsided. Then that's what they ding me for on my kit. I just used a craft knife (not the one that came with the kit, I bought a better quality one myself) to cut the shaped parts at the top, then a ruler and knife for the straight edges.
I did not get a sample for the 1950 Girl Calendars. But I figured how hard can a square be? But I have to admit I was not focusing on having a equal border around all 4 sides.
Anyway, I ordered replacement supplies, but I'm leaving for 3 weeks on November 2nd, so I probably won't get my replacement materials before I leave, so looks like I will be working on these corrections in December.
Maria, thank you for your input. I can see how they could get mixed up with payments, deposits, etc. I had to call several times and straighten it out with them when I had ordered replacements on 3 different kits. I had to stay on top of it or I may never have gotten my stuff. So I plan to stay on top of it when I finally get to where they pay me for my kits.
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