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Transparent Offset Won't Select in Silhouette Studio Quick Fix - Video Tutorial
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
How to Make Scalloped Edge Designs in Silhouette Studio (Part 1: Scalloped Squares)
Thursday, March 10, 2016
So sometimes a plain ol' square or circle isn't going to cut it - sometimes you need to put your fancy pants on (and get out your calculator) and add a scalloped edge. Today I'm sharing a tutorial on how to create scalloped edge designs in Silhouette Studio.
Putting scallops around a square or rectangle is easy; putting scallops around other shapes requires a little workaround (and of course I have one for you) to add scallops to other shapes so that will be Part 2.
Putting scallops around a square or rectangle is easy; putting scallops around other shapes requires a little workaround (and of course I have one for you) to add scallops to other shapes so that will be Part 2.
Cutting Large Vinyl Decals with Silhouette (Part 1 of 2)
Monday, October 12, 2015
I've been asked time and time again how to cut and apply large vinyl decals created in Silhouette Studio. I've discussed how to create oversized stencils and shared how to apply wall decals, but today I'm going to combine the two to hopefully make this as easy a process as possible for you.
Awhile back I asked you all what type of large vinyl decal I should put up to demo this tutorial and it was a pretty evenly split between a tree and a monogram. I'm gonna be honest here - I am not a huge fan of wall decals. BUT for the good of the blog and all you fine, people I decided I'd go with the monogram in my daughter's room.
To start open up Silhouette Studio. At this point just work on the 12x12 virtual mat, don't worry about making this thing ginormous - yet. If you don't already have a design for your wall decal, create it or open it from the library or purchase from the Silhouette Design Store.
Awhile back I asked you all what type of large vinyl decal I should put up to demo this tutorial and it was a pretty evenly split between a tree and a monogram. I'm gonna be honest here - I am not a huge fan of wall decals. BUT for the good of the blog and all you fine, people I decided I'd go with the monogram in my daughter's room.
To start open up Silhouette Studio. At this point just work on the 12x12 virtual mat, don't worry about making this thing ginormous - yet. If you don't already have a design for your wall decal, create it or open it from the library or purchase from the Silhouette Design Store.
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