I hope you will enjoy looking at some of the templates I design using Adobe Illustrator for Cameo, Craft Robo/ Silhouette, Cricut,Scan n Cut and other electronic cutting machines. The templates can be purchased from my Design Store at craftsUprint. I shall also be regularly posting freebie files here on my Blog. You can also view my latest designs here.
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Monday, 8 July 2013
Three New Designs
New week, new designs. Hope you like them. Will try and post another freebie later this week
Shirley, I love your cards. I have dabbled with making my own using words and other vector images. Do you ever do tutorials on making the cards? I would love to hear from an expert on some of the finer points of putting the cards together. Such as how you back the lovely cutout areas with other colors. I am in the US so I don't get to purchase from you due to the difference in the money exchange rate. But maybe one day I will have to buy something no matter what the cost. I just love to look at the pretty things you create. Thanks so much for sharing your freebies with us. LeAnne
Hi beautiful cards. Do you find the adobe illustrator easy to use? Do you need to great at drawing? I'm interested in purchasing but doubt my skills. Thank you jacqui :)
Hi Jacqui. I think Illustrator has a steep learning curve - I've been using it for years now but I probably only know and use about 20% of what it can do but I am self taught from tutorials I have found on line. I can't draw very well either I mostly get by by using the basic drawing tools such as circles, rectangles etc then weld them together and manipulate them to form the shapes I want. Illustrator is expensive to buy so I would suggest you see how you get on with Inkscape which is a free download and works in much the same way. If you need anymore info just email me. My address is on my webpage.
Hi Shirley thank you so much for the great advice. I will try the free down load you suggested. I will let you know how I get on. Many thanks and much appreciated. Jacqui :)
Shirley,
ReplyDeleteI love your cards. I have dabbled with making my own using words and other vector images. Do you ever do tutorials on making the cards? I would love to hear from an expert on some of the finer points of putting the cards together. Such as how you back the lovely cutout areas with other colors. I am in the US so I don't get to purchase from you due to the difference in the money exchange rate. But maybe one day I will have to buy something no matter what the cost. I just love to look at the pretty things you create. Thanks so much for sharing your freebies with us.
LeAnne
Thank you LeAnne. I f you need any specific info just drop me an email and I'll try to help . You can find my address on my website
DeleteAwesome designs my friend...how's the kitchen coming on, hope all's well..xxx
ReplyDeleteClever clever clever, AND a new kitchen, WOW what a busy lady you are.
ReplyDeleteHope all is now back in order LOL.
Hi beautiful cards. Do you find the adobe illustrator easy to use? Do you need to great at drawing? I'm interested in purchasing but doubt my skills. Thank you jacqui :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqui. I think Illustrator has a steep learning curve - I've been using it for years now but I probably only know and use about 20% of what it can do but I am self taught from tutorials I have found on line. I can't draw very well either I mostly get by by using the basic drawing tools such as circles, rectangles etc then weld them together and manipulate them to form the shapes I want. Illustrator is expensive to buy so I would suggest you see how you get on with Inkscape which is a free download and works in much the same way. If you need anymore info just email me. My address is on my webpage.
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Hi Shirley thank you so much for the great advice. I will try the free down load you suggested. I will let you know how I get on. Many thanks and much appreciated. Jacqui :)
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