Showing posts with label Tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorial. Show all posts

Thursday, August 15, 2013

I'm featured in...

...The Greeting Farm Newsletter this month!  I actually wrote a tutorial on how to cut out stamped images using my Silhouette Cameo for the newsletter last month but I sent the wrong files and we decided to feature it this month! Woohoo!  I thought I'd include the instructions here since I've been getting emails requesting for the file...  As always please feel free to email me should you have any questions or need any help!  Thanks for stopping by!  Aloha!

Click on each photo to get a larger view of the tutorial.






Friday, August 21, 2009

Gift Card Holder Folder Tutorial

OK, I know I'm long overdue on this tutorial (Thanks Ninette for pointing that out...LOL). Please excuse the horrible pics, I was using my POC:



CS measures: 11 x 4.25
Score at: 3, 5.5 and 8
Fold like the pic


At this point I adhere my DP paper you can do this at any point since it's a flat project. Place adhesive as shown:


Once you've adhere it together use oval punch (about little less than half way of the punch) and punch as shown in picture.


Then cut about a quarter off like shown:



There you go! I know it's not the best tutorial, but it's so simple a Caveman can do it (^o^). Email me if you need more help/instructions.

Aloha!

Saturday, January 10, 2009

CD Calendar Tutorial

Here's my feeble attempt on a tutorial for the CD Calendars.

First of all you should have a photo editing software that allows you to use "layers". Keep in mind I don't know how the other photo editing softwares works but I believe it's very similar to Photoshop in which layers are used.

So first open up one of the months. In this example, I've opened up June. (Please excuse my wallpaper I'm sorry if it may be distracting the dogs are not part of the LO/calendar.) Please click on the picture to see a larger version.


Noticed on the right side on my "layers" section it shows one layer which is titled : "June Calendar"

Then I open the picture (my sister will kill me for posting her beach picture, but this is all I can find that relates to the water...I am however far more sexier than she is, that's how you can tell us apart...LOL!) I want to drag onto the June layer.


I know I've said onto, but what I really want to do is drag it beneath the June layer to look like this:

Notice the red arrow pointing to the picture underneath the June Calendar. That's how it should look regardless of what software you're using. Once you get it like the picture, you can print from there.

I hope this helped and if not please email me and I'll try to help you as best as I can.

Aloha!
Claudette