Hi everyone, Linda here from Paper Boutique with Linda. In today’s video tutorial, I demonstrate how to make smooth score lines and cut in one step using your Silhouette Cameo.
I used this technique on Lori’s 5 x7 serving tray (# 48179) that I purchased from the Silhouette on-line store and it turned out perfectly. I love how cute these mini cupcakes look on this tray! To make the toppers, I used the spider from Lori’s Cute Halloween Set . Her set also comes with an adorable pumpkin and ghost. I used washi tape and attached the toppers to a toothpick.
Notice how smooth the score lines are. Please see the video below for detailed directions on how to make smooth score lines.
Hope you enjoyed the video and have a wonderful day!
Linda
Thank you so much Linda for this informative video. I really dislike obvious score lines, so I will definitely give this a try. It sounds very logical!
Thanks for the video! I was just finished 35 treat bags made with a die cut. My husband asked why I did not use my Cameo, I told him I did not like the way the score lines go all the way through. My only issue is I have not upgraded to the latest version of Designer, I have heard some people were having problems with it. I am definitely going to bookmark this post.
Linda, thanks for the tutorial. I now know how to get “less” obvious score lines.
Thank you for this great tutorial! Your tutorial makes so much sense and I appreciate you taking the time to put this together. I also do not care for the tic marks that you get when working on a project with any machine. You’ve made me happy! Thanks again!
Great video! I love learning all theses little “tricks”; the “manual” sure doesn’t get this involved!
…keep’em coming!
Thanks for the video and great tutorial.
Oh how fabulous!! I was just doing the pencil with eraser lid yesterday and though boy those score lines look like someone chewed through the paper! I looked for a tutorial on the pencil thinking I might find a secret there but there was NO tutorial for it.
So great to know how to do the scoring so it’s less obvious!! TFS!!
Thank you so much, Linda!!! I had no idea this technique was possible. I often use score lines, but didn’t know the lines could be adjusted for a smoother look without having to physically change the ratchet setting making it a two step operation. This is really going to be a time save plus the score lines are smooth and beautiful. I really appreciate this tip.
You did a fabulous job on this Linda! So well explained and easy to follow. 🙂
Love this tutorial. I was waiting to update, now maybe I will.
Thank you for this. To many times my score lines have torn.