I saw this in a few places online recently, and yesterday I hit a pretty big wall of procrastination. I'm taking 4 classes to be done with my degree in June, in the middle of buying a house, a PCS move to another state, and of course pregnant and taking care of my 3 year old. Rather than do ANYTHING on my massive to-do list, I took some vinyl and monogrammed my pedicured toes.
The font is the Circle Monogram from Font Bros. and I used white Oracal 341 for the vinyl. I wish I could get an accurate idea of the size. The thing is, when I select an image in Silhouette Studio, the box it puts around it and measure with tends to be a little bigger than the actual design especially when using font. I believe the total window was 1.42" wide, but the actual design is maybe .80" wide. It'll depend on your own toes, of course!
While we're on a girly topic, my workstation has gotten pretty girly lately, huh?
I bought two large sheets of self-adhesive rhinestones from Allstarco.com, cut them to size, and adhered to the Cameo. Took maybe 10 minutes and I didn't use all of the first sheet so I have lots left over to play with :) As for the computer...pink was on sale. Nobody wanted it. I got a great deal. It's growing on me.
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5.24.2013
Monogram nail art with the Silhouette Cameo
I saw this in a few places online recently, and yesterday I hit a pretty big wall of procrastination. I'm taking 4 classes to be done with my degree in June, in the middle of buying a house, a PCS move to another state, and of course pregnant and taking care of my 3 year old. Rather than do ANYTHING on my massive to-do list, I took some vinyl and monogrammed my pedicured toes.
The font is the Circle Monogram from Font Bros. and I used white Oracal 341 for the vinyl. I wish I could get an accurate idea of the size. The thing is, when I select an image in Silhouette Studio, the box it puts around it and measure with tends to be a little bigger than the actual design especially when using font. I believe the total window was 1.42" wide, but the actual design is maybe .80" wide. It'll depend on your own toes, of course!
While we're on a girly topic, my workstation has gotten pretty girly lately, huh?
I bought two large sheets of self-adhesive rhinestones from Allstarco.com, cut them to size, and adhered to the Cameo. Took maybe 10 minutes and I didn't use all of the first sheet so I have lots left over to play with :) As for the computer...pink was on sale. Nobody wanted it. I got a great deal. It's growing on me.
The font is the Circle Monogram from Font Bros. and I used white Oracal 341 for the vinyl. I wish I could get an accurate idea of the size. The thing is, when I select an image in Silhouette Studio, the box it puts around it and measure with tends to be a little bigger than the actual design especially when using font. I believe the total window was 1.42" wide, but the actual design is maybe .80" wide. It'll depend on your own toes, of course!
While we're on a girly topic, my workstation has gotten pretty girly lately, huh?
I bought two large sheets of self-adhesive rhinestones from Allstarco.com, cut them to size, and adhered to the Cameo. Took maybe 10 minutes and I didn't use all of the first sheet so I have lots left over to play with :) As for the computer...pink was on sale. Nobody wanted it. I got a great deal. It's growing on me.
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Hello! I'm desperate -- I purchased the font, installed it (and it's installed correctly because it'll work in other programs) but I can only get the 2 letter monogram to work and not the 3. I've contacted Font Bros twice with no luck so I'm thinking it's the Studio software and I'm trying to find someone who had luck with it. Any suggestions?
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Hello! I'm desperate -- I purchased the font, installed it (and it's installed correctly because it'll work in other programs) but I can only get the 2 letter monogram to work and not the 3. I've contacted Font Bros twice with no luck so I'm thinking it's the Studio software and I'm trying to find someone who had luck with it. Any suggestions?
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