Yes, you can. Just use the GSD or DXF file that are included in the ZIP file. When opening a GSD or DXF file, just change the file format in the “open” window or just drag and drop the file on to the working area in Silhouette Studio.
Hello, this looks like it might work as a liner for a largish bucket (about 12 inches). But before I get excited, I have downloaded the zip file, and can’t get any of the file types to work in MTC. Would I use import rather than file open, and which type is correct.
hello monica! can I use some of these formats on silhouette studio? thanks
Yes, you can. Just use the GSD or DXF file that are included in the ZIP file. When opening a GSD or DXF file, just change the file format in the “open” window or just drag and drop the file on to the working area in Silhouette Studio.
Hello, this looks like it might work as a liner for a largish bucket (about 12 inches). But before I get excited, I have downloaded the zip file, and can’t get any of the file types to work in MTC. Would I use import rather than file open, and which type is correct.
The SVG file will import correctly in MTC! 🙂
what kind of paper should be used?
I usually use a 65lb cardstock like the Color Mates from WorldWin or similar, when cutting intricate designs.
I adore your website! So many GREAT Idea’s, thank you for sharing 🙂
Adore seu site! Muitas ótimas idéias, obrigado por compartilhar
Divino gracias por compartir
hermosos, gracias