Dog remembrance sign

When we have had a dog pass away, we've always listened to the old Tom T. Hall song, "Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine" while we grieved. We recently lost Quincy, a wonderful greyhound with a sweet spirit. I took some lyrics from the song to make this sign. The sign is printed in two parts: the sign and the frame. The two parts snap together (after you remove any burrs from printing) and do not require glue to stay assembled. That way you can change frame or sign colors in the future by just reprinting the part you want to change. Just pop the old one out and the new one in. Print the two files lying on the back side as they are shown in the photo of the finished sign. You'll still print them as two separate files, not assembled.

To get the lettering to be a different color than the background, one-color printers will have to either a) manually be paused to change filament just before the letter printing starts or b) a pause can be inserted in the g-code to pause automatically (