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Today, I am spending some time organizing my Silhouette Library today and I thought I'd do a quick tutorial on importing digital pattern paper into my library.
Today, I am spending some time organizing my Silhouette Library today and I thought I'd do a quick tutorial on importing digital pattern paper into my library.
Whenever I design with the Silhouette Studio Designer Edition Software I like to fill my shapes and I got tired of the lack of papers to design with so, I'm adding my digital paper collections I own into my library, so they are readily available to me.
Here's how you do it!
Once the pattern is imported it can be used the same as any pattern that comes with the program including adjusting the transparency,rotation and the scale of the pattern.
You can find the Victoria Gardens paper collection I imported here at Jessica Sprague.
Here is the Christmas line Holly Jolly that I have in my library too.
To see more of my tutorial on designing with digital paper click here and here.
Thank you for all of your tutorials! It is appreciated.
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ReplyDeleteWhen you use the digital papers as 'pattern' in the Silhouette software (I love this idea and have tons of digipapers) would the paper be archived in full size (e.g. 8-9mb) in the Silhouette Library and the same time in the 'normal' digiscrap folder? I'm afraid it might slow down the Silhouette Software if I load all the digipapers as pattern.
Looking forward to your next post.
Those are really great questions! As for as I can tell the digi papers are stored in the same size and I haven't noticed any slowing of the software at all, but I think I'll call customer support and get some official answers to your questions and I'll post the answers as soon as I hear from them. Thanks for your comment! Lisa
DeleteI did check with Silhouette customer service and importing digital elements and papers had no effect on the program and there is no maximum you can import. I'm up to about 6000 now and still adding all the time...so have some fun!
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