What's New at Cre8ive Cutz — Make the Cut Tutorials

This is another video in the Make the Cut! Basics Tutorial Series. This tutorial shows you how to make a pretty lacy frame using the lattice feature and basic shapes in Make the Cut! I'll also be posting a picture of the card I created using this frame in the next day or two, so you can see how it looks on a finished project. Hope you enjoy the video![youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pSiiybnNQc]

Wow, it's been a while since I did a video, time for another one!  :-)  This tutorial shows you step by step how to use the new feature in MTC that wraps either text or shapes to a shape. By changing the shapes and text you use, as well as the way you weld or join shapes, you can create a lot of really fun effects! Enjoy![youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu5xBw0j2io&w=480&h=390]

I'm a big card maker (I got into making cards after I switched from paper to digital scrapping, because I missed the hands-on aspect of paper and embellishments) and now that I've found Make the Cut! it has become an indispensable part of my card making process.When I'm getting a file ready to cut in Make the Cut!, it's obviously pretty important to get the sizes right for the card I'm making. And although I don't usually cut the card base itself in Make the Cut! unless it's shaped, I've found that it is really helpful to design my card...

If you're new to Make the Cut!, or if you just updated and can't figure out where Basic Shapes went, this tutorial will show you how to access Basic Shapes and all the great new shapes that are available, as well as how to add your own custom shapes to the Basic Shapes library.[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1FaeQsTrdM&fs=1&hl=en_US]

I'm back and as promised (in the post below) I have another video tutorial for you! This one shows you how to import Lettering Delights SVG files into Make the Cut! and get them ready for cutting or print & cut projects. The video also demonstrates a number of features of the Layer Properties palette including renaming and recoloring layers and breaking items into their own layers. The tutorial is done in version 3.0 of Make the Cut!, so remember that if you haven't upgraded yet, you'll be looking for the Gear icon rather than the SVG button to import...