Thank you so much for showing us how to use this function, it was so helpful. As always you explained it in a way that was easy to follow...It has given me the confidence to have a play.. I do hope you get lots more subscribers and that viewers hit the thumbs up icon because you really do deserve it for all the time you take to help fellow Crafters.. take care dear...🦋xxx
Thank you for your reply Donna ...I have just read your reply to Becky and clicked on the link to your Butterfly video...That is something I must try... I have a confession to make, I have only watched your videos since joining as a subscriber, so started looking at your back tutorials and there are quite a few that I have put on my todo list. Crafty hug sent your way 🦋xxx
Loved your video. You are a great teacher. What I could't understand quite well is why you divided the butterfly. I think you mentioned it could be used on a car?
Hi, Sara. I used the downloaded version for my pc. You will only see the path editing tools for the nodes appear at the top when you click inside the blue bounding box to expose the nodes. You have to plot at least 2 points (with lines connecting) for it to work. Just try bringing any shape, like a square, on the mat. Click with the left mouse anywhere inside the shape and then click again. You should then see the path editing tools along the top toolbar. If you are using a tablet or a Mac, I don't know if the top toolbar will look the same as mine, but it should be somewhere on the page. I hope this helps.
Keep up the great work. You are teaching me so much.
This was so very helpful. Thank you
Thank you so much for showing us how to use this function, it was so helpful. As always you explained it in a way that was easy to follow...It has given me the confidence to have a play.. I do hope you get lots more subscribers and that viewers hit the thumbs up icon because you really do deserve it for all the time you take to help fellow Crafters.. take care dear...🦋xxx
Thank you so much. I'm glad you are going to have a play.
Thank you for your reply Donna ...I have just read your reply to Becky and clicked on the link to your Butterfly video...That is something I must try... I have a confession to make, I have only watched your videos since joining as a subscriber, so started looking at your back tutorials and there are quite a few that I have put on my todo list. Crafty hug sent your way 🦋xxx
Oh my goodness. I am truly touched. Crafty hugs to you, too
Loved your video. You are a great teacher. What I could't understand quite well is why you divided the butterfly. I think you mentioned it could be used on a car?
Thank you, Becky. It is a way to cut out a partially embedded shape. I did a video on this. Here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/nLggxURSlGs/v-deo.html
Love the path tool. Since I love using free hand, does it work the same.
Sorry for the delay replying. Yes, using the free hand path tool will work and you can make some unique designs. Thank you for watching.
What version of scanncut are you using? I have it downloaded but don’t have the nodes tools at the top to add and take away
Hi, Sara. I used the downloaded version for my pc. You will only see the path editing tools for the nodes appear at the top when you click inside the blue bounding box to expose the nodes. You have to plot at least 2 points (with lines connecting) for it to work. Just try bringing any shape, like a square, on the mat. Click with the left mouse anywhere inside the shape and then click again. You should then see the path editing tools along the top toolbar. If you are using a tablet or a Mac, I don't know if the top toolbar will look the same as mine, but it should be somewhere on the page. I hope this helps.
@@DonnasCraftyCreations thanks. I see them now
You''re welcome