This is one of those “what in the world is happening?” kinds of things. You use one of those beautiful Modify tools I’m always raving about, but the resulting shape won’t resize the way it’s supposed to. Or a design you purchase acts up in this way. … [Read more...]
Mask with printable fabric
So, yes, I’m still sewing masks. I had finished those for my extended family when my daughter let me know her boyfriend didn’t have one. We talked over some ideas, and because she’s a TOTAL goofball we wanted to do something fun. He’s been growing a … [Read more...]
Photo crop in Silhouette Studio: how and why to do it
I’ve been working on a gift for some dear friends who moved away and are now returning to our home turf. I’m creating the design in Silhouette Studio and saving it as a JPEG so that I can get it printed professionally on a coffee mug. Today, I want … [Read more...]
Point Editing: taming all those little black dots (Lesson 7)
Here we are in our final lesson on Point Editing. If you need to start at the beginning of this series, go here. In today’s lesson I’m going to give you a few tips on working with points on text, show you how to edit points to help when you’re … [Read more...]
Point Editing: taming all those little black dots (Lesson 6 Part 2)
I hope you’re learning how much you can alter your designs in Silhouette Studio by editing points. If you haven’t gone through the previous lessons in this series, start here. Otherwise, this lesson won’t make much sense. In Part 1 of this lesson, we … [Read more...]
Point Editing: taming all those little black dots (Lesson 4 Part 2)
This lesson in our series on Point Editing is part 2 of a tutorial on altering line segment types and point types. (To start with Lesson 1 in this series, go here.) In part 1, we talked about the concepts in general. This time, I’ll show you how I’ve … [Read more...]
Pancakes and Donuts: the key to understanding the difference between a grouping and a compound path
To truly understand using and creating designs in Silhouette Studio software, you need to have a good understanding of Groupings and Compound Paths — how they are the same, how they are different and how they respond differently to modifications. You … [Read more...]