Some file formats like the DXF is an intermediate file and needs some work to be converted to the correct version for the specific software you use. Here I will give a detailed explanation on how to achieve this.
How to use the Lines Only PDF
2010
Included in each Cutting Files package is a Lines Only PDF. This is handy when you just want to print out the template onto Scrapbooking Paper to create your own Paper Creations.
Open the Template in Adobe Reader available for free.
How to use the Layered PSD to print and cut
2010
Included with each Cutting files Template is a layered PSD File which can be used to print out a project and cut it on your machine. I will explain how this project should be used.
Open up your template in Photoshop/Photoshop Elements/Paintshop Pro. X and Higher.
How to use Clipping Masks
2010
There are so many beautiful Digital Backgrounds that will be the perfect touch to your projects. Here is a easy step by step guide on how to add them to the Layered PSD Templates included in the Cutting Files Packages.
Decide which background and which template you will be using. Open them up in either Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.
How to Ink and Distress
2010
Inking and Distressing go hand in hand. They complement each other but looks great on their own too!
Here are 2 Inking Techniques:
You will need some Chalk Ink/Distress Ink, Applicator (I use a Make-Up Sponge) and a Non Stick Craft Sheet or I made one using Wax Paper that I wrapped around a self healing mat and taped shut.
Score and Fold
2010
This basic tutorial will demonstrate what it means to ‘score and fold’. Very popular with Origami, Card Making and creating Boxes and Bags.
You will need a Bone Folder and Ruler.
Use the Bone Folder and Ruler to create a line along the area indicated to score and fold.
Tools of the Trade
2010
For Paper Crafting I do recommend the following tools:
Essentials
- Scissors
- Craft Knife
- Nail File
- Metal Ruler
- Archival Pen/Gel Pen
- Bone Folder
- Glue
- Baby Wipes
How to Cut with your Cricut using MTC
2010
With the release of Sure Cuts a Lot (or SCAL) and Make the Cut the possibilities are endless when it comes to your Cricut. You can use any compatible font, images and more. I personally use the Make the Cut Software.
Here is a easy step by step on how to cut with your Cricut and Make the Cut.
Open up your Software. Create a new project. Set the Mat Size.
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