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I'm needing some help on the Hello Kitty cut outs what do I need to do for her to look like the picture? Like how she has black showing around the sides with a white face. I haven't really played with it so I was going to make some picture's from her but I don't know how to make her face like it shows...
Hope you know what I'm trying to say
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Originally Posted by: craft-mommy  I don't know to where to really post this so I will post it here
I'm needing some help on the Hello Kitty cut outs what do I need to do for her to look like the picture? Like how she has black showing around the sides with a white face. I haven't really played with it so I was going to make some picture's from her but I don't know how to make her face like it shows...
Hope you know what I'm trying to say Hello Kitty images are always surrounded by a black outline have a look at this card I made to show you what I mean (I hope) ... Shrek1970uk attached the following image(s):
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Cut your base image in black {or another color if you want to switch it up a bit} and then layer the other pieces onto the base. scrapalette attached the following image(s):
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That is what I'm talking about, with the black outline do I cut them all the same size for it to get that look?
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Yes, whenever you are cutting images with layers, set the size for your base image and make sure you have Relative Size on {not Real or Real Dial Size} and your layers will cut proportional to the base image.
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Originally Posted by: scrapalette Yes, whenever you are cutting images with layers, set the size for your base image and make sure you have Relative Size on {not Real or Real Dial Size} and your layers will cut proportional to the base image. Where do I found that button at? I don't use the Craft Room I just use my expression.
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On your Expression, it's labeled Real Dial Size and is above the Shift Lock button on the keypad. If Real Dial Size is not on {the light will be out}, the Relative Size is automatically on.
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