It's Thursday and time for another Slice tutorial. I love working with my slice and I use the Slice Elite. *insert smile*
Last week, Pamela asked this question in the comments: I would really like to know more about lining up your cuts so that you don't cut into other areas you don't want to, and can maximize the use of your paper. It's very hard to see were the blade will start cutting and were it will end. Does this makes sense? Yes! what a great question. With this week's tutorial, i will show you how to position your slice to optimize your paper. I want to encourage you to play along as this is a great exercise in getting it down.
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Do you see the x on the design in this picture? That's to indicate where the slice will begin to cut.
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Now, select the shape again on your slice and press "SELECT". The slice will move the blade to where the x is on the shape on the slice screen. So, in this picture, i looked through the Plexiglas to make sure the blade is on the lower left point of the traced star. Cut it out.
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I traced the stars with glue and glittered the edges. I used the Bravissimo design card for the word. The papers is from the Making Memories Just chillin line. Thank you for visiting this blog. If you have any questions, please ask! I am happy to help.
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8 comments :
great tutorial - thank you for sharing it!
Excellent! This is the most frustrating part about using my Slice. I'm off to a crop this weekend, and will definitely be trying this out. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. Once again, I find something else wonderful about my Slice! I was not thinking about cutting the page itself! Definitely have to try this out.
Thank you very much!
BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!
I'm loving your slice tutorials! I can't wait for my slice elite to arrive (I bought it online), I've purchased a few design cards already, nursery rhymes and vintage findings, but I'm wondering if you have any favorites you would recommend?
thanks
thanks for the tutorial. i got a lot out of this. i'm gonna check out the rest of them.
thanks again!
Wilna, this is brilliant. Such a useful tutorial! I've had some success with Slice positioning, but your technique looks like a much more failsafe way. I'll definitely be giving this a try!
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