Cropping in Silhouette Studio by Corri

Hi everyone!  I have a simple tutorial for you today using a new tool I recently discovered in Silhouette Studio.  It’s the crop feature and it’s super easy to do but very useful.  I used it to make a quick and easy name tag for my daughter’s backpack.

First, open this tag and border on your mat. I resized the tag to 5″w. Make a duplicate of your tag.

Line the the border up on top of your tag.

Select both items and then go to the Modify menu in the upper left of your screen.

 

Click on Crop.

It trims your border to fit perfectly along the edge of your tag.

I typed  Olivia using Lori’s Happy Font and embellished my tag with this butterfly and a sticker from the

Here and Now Collection that Lori designed for Echo Park.

 

I laminated it to make it more durable….so it was a little hard to photograph but it turned out very cute! I will be using the crop feature a lot.  It’s perfect for trim border for cards that have an unusual shape.  I also think it would be cute to trim a grass border to fit perfectly along the edge of an Easter egg.

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5 Comments

  1. Such a cute idea! Love the idea of a laminated tag. I’m thinking about doing something like this to label our laundry baskets so my husband can figure out how to sort whites, darks and colors. LOL! 🙂

  2. Very cute. Love the idea of a tag for the back pack. It turned out really good and I am sure your daughter loved it. TFS

  3. Totally awesome that you’re giving away another cutting machine! The sketch pens are high on my wish list. I’d love to see all kinds of background doodles!

  4. Great tutorial Corri! Thanks for teaching me something new!! Love the idea of the tag too. Garrett might need one for his lunch box!

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