Love your video. Clear instructions. I've been looking all over yt to find how one sets the settings to print on vellum and your the only one who's showed it. Thank you so much. Newbie sub
Sorry, this comment just showed up for me! I'm not sure on that one though! Hopefully you got your answer elsewhere! Because the vellum I use goes into a notebook/planner, it gets flattened over time. There are thicker forms of vellum that are typically used for weddings that don't curl like the think stuff. I know that's what is normally used for invitations and such, probably for that reason.
I printed on acetate only one time and days later the ink smeared. Do you have to have special printer/ink to print on acetate? Is there a trick I don't know??
I don't use special ink but I do put the settings on draft and I check my printer's save on ink setting, just like with vellum. Even then though, I usually have to let acetate sit for a whole day at the very least. I don't print on acetate much anymore because it's such a pain but I have gotten it to not smear by doing these things.
Do you use vellum or acetate in your planners? I love it but I'd love to know what you use it for! 💕
Love your video. Clear instructions. I've been looking all over yt to find how one sets the settings to print on vellum and your the only one who's showed it. Thank you so much. Newbie sub
I'm so glad it was helpful! Have fun creating! 💕
🤯 the Silhouette Studio trick- wow!
Yesss! It's been a lifesaver for not wasting paper! 💕
@@thefoxicorn yes, it annoying to use one page for a B6 size-I’m so glad you shared this 🎉
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Your tips are very helpful. Thank you.
I'm so glad!
Thank you. It has been bothering me for the longest to figure this out
It bothered me for a long time too! Glad it helped! 💕
Any suggestions to keep vellum paper for wedding save the dates from curling after cutting?
Sorry, this comment just showed up for me! I'm not sure on that one though! Hopefully you got your answer elsewhere! Because the vellum I use goes into a notebook/planner, it gets flattened over time. There are thicker forms of vellum that are typically used for weddings that don't curl like the think stuff. I know that's what is normally used for invitations and such, probably for that reason.
Great instructions.
Thank you! 💕
Can you use vellum to shrink it in the oven like shrinky dinks ?
No I don't think so. I believe to make shrinky dinks it has to be plastic and vellum is not plastic - it's cellulose fibers.
I printed on acetate only one time and days later the ink smeared. Do you have to have special printer/ink to print on acetate? Is there a trick I don't know??
I don't use special ink but I do put the settings on draft and I check my printer's save on ink setting, just like with vellum. Even then though, I usually have to let acetate sit for a whole day at the very least. I don't print on acetate much anymore because it's such a pain but I have gotten it to not smear by doing these things.
Thank you for the tutorial. Question, which settings would you use for a color print design? Hope this makes sense.
@Nichelle Davis I actually use the same settings for color except that I don't set it to grayscale. 💕
fucking love you dude, shit helpful
You got it! 👍🏽