(Tutorial 4 - Using Registration Marks and Cutting Splines. 205)

Quickutz Silhouette Tutorial #4 By Aussie Scrap Source Using Registration Marks to Print and Cut Using the Spline Tool This tutorial covers using the spline tool to cut a curvy line, as well as using registration marks to allow you to print text and cut shapes. Here is an example of the layout that I created using these techniques: Using the spline tool to create a curvy line: I used a piece of Basic Grey paper cut to A4 size to cut my curvy line. Create a new document: 1. Select File New from the Menu, or click the New icon on the toolbar. 2. Select ISOA4 from the Document Size List. 3. Select Portrait Orientation. 4. Click OK. Creating the curvy line: 1. Select View Grid from the View Menu. 2. Click on the Spline tool on the Drawing toolbar 3. Click in the centre at the top of the page 4. Move the mouse pointer down the page approximately one inch and half an inch to the right and click. 5. Move the mouse pointer down the page approximately two inches and to the left approximately one inch and then click: 6. Move the mouse pointer down the page approximately two inches and to the right approximately one inch and then click: 7. Continue until you get to the bottom of the page – using the same method. 8. Double-click at the bottom of the page to complete the spline. Cut the Spline: 1. Click on the Craft Robo icon to Output to the Silhouette. 2. Click the OK button. 3. These are the settings that I used to ...