Part 3 of Tracing Without Tears is ready. This edition covers how to trace line art, and how to work with the trace results to get the kind of cuts you want using Silhouette Studio. This includes separating a trace to cut the pieces from different colors of paper or vinyl and some tips on tracing templates.
And in case you missed Part 1, you can find it here or for Part 2, click here.
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Another awesome tutorial in this series. I am learning a lot from these and I appreciate the time you put in to helping make Silhouette easier to use and understand.
Another great video lesson.you show how it can all make sense to us.
Thanks for sharing.
Blessings,Jocelan
Hi, Thanks for sending me part 3 Tracing. However I cannot open the file.
happy stamping happy crafting Hugs Jogry
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Kay – I have to tell you that you have made the world of difference to me and educated my on many aspects of tracing… you’ve basically taught me all about the ‘mysteries’ surrounding the tracing tools…
I just want to add that I really appreciate what you have done – probably for thousands of people – whatever their level. I thought I knew a lot about silhouette studio – but you have taught me so much more.
I really hope that you aren’t going to stop at tracing – and teach us on other aspects of the software.
Your gentle tone and descriptive narration make it all easier to understand and retain.
Thank you once again Kay. I look forward to to many other videos!
Hugs, Paula x x x
Awesome especially the template part. I love it. This series has opened my eyes to all types of things I can do now. I sincerely appreciate it.
Thank you so much, Kay! Love your tutorials!
Thank you Kay. I have learned more than I knew there was to learn.
Thanks so much for making these videos. I have learned a lot watching them. It’s helping me to get the most from my Silhouette! Big Hugs!!
Thanks for the tutorials. They are awesome.
These are some of the best tutorials. I’ve been using your instructions on a regular basis
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!! Your explinations are sooo wonderful. I just have to find a way to slow down the videos 🙂 My ancient ears don’t take it
Kay, i want to add my thanks for this series. I am watching and re-watching to get a full understanding of how the software works. I got my Cameo at Christmas and have been creating files with the trial and error approach and I must say you are making it so much easier and more fun with far less user error. I really appreciate your calm and clear demonstrations. You are a born teacher. Thanks again and I look forward to more videos.
Thank you so much. I love my cameo and use it all the time, because of you. You are the BEST!!!! Keep them coming! Thanks again!
Thank you so much for the videos. I am learning so much. Very understandable.
This is the best yet! REALLY helped me ! Thanks for doing all of this!
Joan
Central Florida
Brilliant tutorial, Kay.
Great tutorial as usual! Thank you so much!
Your videos were great ! I have learned a lot.
Sharon
Another FABULOUS lesson. QK should pay you for this instruction. Seriously!!! Thank you SOOOO much. I can’t wait for each tutorial to come up on your blog. Keep ’em coming!!!!!
Such great videos- really appreciate the time you’ve taken producing them. No.3 in particular was really helpful- would never have thought to leave the original graphic and simply trace using the line tool once you’ve outer traced it. Thanks!!
This was so wonderful. I watch all three of these again and again to make sure I have learned every detail. I hope you will go on to other topics, because these videos are the absolute best I have seen on the Silhouette software!
Excellent video Kay! I know how much these will help all of the new users of the Studio software. As you know, I’ve made oodles of video tutorials, I love the way you have made them into series. I’ll have to try making the videos I share in this way. It really helps keep things so well organized. xxx- Debbie
Thank you! Great instructions
Thank you for all your time and effort! The tutorials are great!