Merging two of my favorite things today, word art and seamless patterns, to bring you a nice set of freebies for your holiday projects. Silhouette users can drag and drop these patterns directly into a shape just like any other image, or place them in the Library. If you need a refresher on using seamless tiles in Silhouette Studio, see this video. Those of you that have the Effects feature in Silhouette Studio v3 (all Mac users and Windows users with a compatible graphics card) can change the color of the tiles to get just about any color you need.
Click here to download the holiday seamless tiles
Click here to download the Christmas seamless tiles
A note to Cricut users: I originally made these for Design Space’s new pattern fill feature, but, unfortunately, a bug leaves a thin white gap both on screen and in print so that seamless tiles do not function, well, seamlessly. Please let Cricut Customer Care ([email protected]) know that you would like this bug fixed. In the meantime, you can use the 12 x 12 versions, which my digiscrapper friends may also find useful. In Design Space, be sure to upload these files using the Pattern button.
Click here to download the holiday 12 x 12 papers
Click here to download the Christmas 12 x 12 papers
For the advanced Silhouette users, I also made a couple of transparent tiles. Right click and “save image as …” to download these. For details on how to use these, see this video.
And if you want some more graphics and fonts for your holiday projects, check out the great bundle that I detailed in my last post!
Kaye, Thanks for another great share!!!! Can’t wait to use these!
Thank you for sharing with me.
Juli
Thanks! You amaze me not only with your talent, but with your willingness to share and to teach. Can’t wait to try these out. Thanks again!
Thank you VERY much. I shall have fun with these
I am awed by how simple but concise your instructions are. Thanks for your generousity and willingness to help us learn.
When installing fonts, should I install OTF or RTF for Silhouette Cameo?
I cover this here https://cleversomeday.wordpress.com/2015/01/13/more-on-samantha/ but basically either is fine, just don’t install both versions of the same font.
Hi Kay, silly question, what do people do with patterns? I mean I’ve seen them in my SIL but not really sure what people use them for? Iâm guessing it’s more for print and cut features?
No silly questions, here, Bobbi. Yes, patterns are for print and cut. Here’s an example of a project where the look can be changed quickly by dragging and dropping in a new pattern. https://cleversomeday.wordpress.com/2013/03/24/spinner/
ty!