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I had gotten to the point where I wasn't enjoying blogging for a quite a while, but I've enjoyed doing these last two, so maybe I'll be able to keep it up for a little while.

Well, I think I'll try and take some pictures of a few scrapbook pages I made over the last couple months and show them to you in a day or so. I'll get back to you with an answer as quickly as I can. If you notice any errors, or something doesn't seem right, please contact me using the contact form on the right-hand side of my blog. As I mentioned earlier, actually converting the file to svg isn't absolutely necessary for MTC or SCAL, so this may be over kill, and you can just use the jpg/png file you created from SS. I hope it all made sense and you were able to follow along. You can now manipulate the file as you please. In this case I opened the balloon file that comes with SS: Open up Silhouette Studio and open up the file you want to 'export'. Of course, I'm assuming you have Silhouette Studio installed, otherwise why would you want to do this tutorial? Ok, let's start.

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Here are the links for these:Ĭlick on: Looking for the latest version? Download Inkscape-0.48.2-1-win32.exe (35.7 MB)Ĭlick on: PDF Printer 4.5 MB Free Freeware (up to 10 users) Download | Donate You need to have Inkscape and Bullzip PDF printer installed. Ok, so to begin, there are a couple programs you need. I'm a cheap ass and don't want to spend the $50 just so I can export when I can get free programs to do it for me. Silhouette Studio will allow you to export their files as svg files, but only if you have an older version (v1.9 or v2.0) of their Designer Edition software. The Zing come with MTC, which is totally a different file type and can't import the proprietary Silhouette Studio files. The reason I want to export my Studio files is so I can cut them using the Zing. So, I think I mentioned that I am going to buy a new KNK Zing cutter early next year. Not sure how much of a time saver that is. My only observation right now is that, at least, with a svg file, the tracing is already done for you and ready to put into different layers (if you choose). I'm not completely familiar with MTC, and even less familiar with SCAL, so I'm not certain at this point if there is an advantage to importing the svg rather than just a jpg. I'll show you the process, but also note here that, programs like MTC or SCAL can import jpg and png file, so you may not need to go all the way to the end of the process.

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:) Well, I promised that I would be back today with a tutorial on how to get your Silhouette Studio files into svg format.

Hello again! What a shocker eh? Two posts in as many days. I can put answers in the comments section, but usually people don't come back to check for the answer.

If you would like an answer to your question, please, please use the contact form on the right hand side of this blog. I also still get a lot of questions about 'exporting' your files.

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Update : Wow! I posted this 1.5 yrs ago and its still my most popular post.

How to install bullzip pdf printer to silhouette cameo