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July 5, 2011

Dover and silhouette

This combination is so lovely. Print and cut from dover especially the greeting cards book and then create outline for cut in silhouette studio  and voila - quick greeting card images.
I had to trace all though as offset does not work so well as you always get a box. But select trace and play with high pass and threshold and then delete some nodes and they are good to go. I have found that high pass around 700 - 750 and then threshold from 45- 55 and choosing trace edges gives a pretty good result and some tweaking of course.
I still have to play with embossing and punching in knk. Got to call Sandy for that. So used to Sandy helping me out that I am afraid to go solo on knk


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