Part 8 of the Tracing Without Tears series puts the point editing info from Part 7 into use to clean up a broken line trace, and to manually trace an image that can’t be autotraced. Thanks so much for your incredible support of this series!
And in case you missed Part 1 (intro), you can find it here,Part 2 (threshold) is here, Part 3 (line art) is here , Part 4 (print and cut) is here, Part 5 (filter tech) is here, Part 6 (photos) is here and Part 7 (point editing) is here.
And there’s a playlist here.
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Once again a great informative video! Thank you!
Thank you your Video Tutorials are great.
Your Tracing without Tears series has helped me enjoy my Silhouette with confidence and knowledge. I feel better equipped to get creative and make my own images to cut. Thank you so much for your concise and clear instruction and willingness to share!
Thanks again Kay, another very informative video and you even answered a question I was going to ask about not being able to lock an image!
Kay, you’re so kind to make these videos. I know you’ve helped many enjoy their cutting machines and Studio software even more. Your videos are always perfect! I just want to let you know even though I’m an experience user as you already know I love to watch every one of your videos. You have such a warm,relaxing, soft voice with excelletn explanations of how the software works. Another Great job! Hugs, Debbie
Another wonderful video! Thank You!!!
Another great tutorial! I always learn something new from you. Thanks for taking the time to teach us.
Thank you so much for all these videos. I so look forward to them. I love learning every little thing about a software program. You make it so easy to understand. Thanks again!!!!!!
Wow Kay
I’ve learned so much on this series; in some instances, you’ve confirmed what I thought I knew, but still improved my knowledge and made me understand the reasons behind the actions. However, you’ve taught me so much that I didn’t know or hadn’t tried before and now know how to use the tools better than I had been doing.
This particular video in the series has been the most helpful by far and I can’t thank you enough.
Thank you for being an excellent teacher, your instruction is clear, concise and detailed at a pace that everyone can learn at.
I can’t wait to see what you bring in the future, but I would like to learn more about designing – something that i’ve not managed to start doing (apart from the odd label shape etc)…
Thank you once again – I’m enjoying my Cameo so much more because of you.
Paula x x x
I want to thank you so much for taking your time and effort to put these videos together. You are a very gifted teacher.
I’ve been watching your tutorials and feel it’s about time I left a comment. These are just immensely helpful and educational, especially to someone like me who always needs to know ‘why’ (LOL!). Thanks a million, Kay! I love your intelligent, to-the-point explanations; they are bookmarked for quick reference! Please keep them coming!
I just wanted to thank you for making these extremely educational videos. I’ve just finished watching all of them for the 3rd time. Each time, it seems like I learn something new. You are a great teacher and explain things so concisely and clearly. Thanks again! I hope you never tire of teaching us less knowledgeable folks!
Thank you very much for these videos. I have ignored by silhouette for over two years because I simply didn’t have the knowledge I needed to make it work correctly. I can’t thank you enough for all the help these 8 videos have given me. As stated above by others, I appreciate your calm easy manner and your great teaching abilities. Truly….
I’m trying to access the misc2svg site referenced in several of your videos. I get an error message each time. Is that discontinued? Is there a secondary suggestion?
cloudconvert.org is my replacement suggestion as misc2svg seems to have been discontinued again. It may not do all the necessary conversions, unfortunately.
Kay, thank you for your series on the tracing feature in Silhouette Studio. You are concise and I like the tips about how to get around things. I refer to your blog often for great info about Silhouette stuff. I look forward to your next posts.
Thank you so much for helping make the tracing understandable. I enjoy your blog and the information you provide me for using my Silhouette.
Wow. Where have you been all my life? I stated with #8 and learned so much! Thank you! Now I’ll be going bank to watch the other 7 videos. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!!
That. was. amazing. Super clear. You’ve ending years of frustration when I encounter point editing. THANK YOU.