Thank you for sharing this video. It is helpful. My concern was trying to resize all the circles to the same size. I can't seem to figure that out. When I use the number slots like you showed in the boxes on top (W .102 H .102) it seems to work for one individual stone not a group that might have a couple sizes within it. Example: If there's a group of 30 ss10 stones but let's say 6 of the stones actually look to be ss6 size. Is there a way to circle the group and resize to make them all the same with out having to locate each stone that is the wrong size?

I just found this and very good tips and your templetes are awesome.

NICE.

Excellent tutorial and GO LIONS!

You give us kowledge, thank u very much, i watch the commercial which playing in all your youtube videos.

Is this file still available? Love it

I sell plotter templates on Etsy and I'm beginning to hate Cricut. I've already got two 1-star ratings from my customers, because "the template doesn't work correctly". It' 2024 and the same bug in Design Space still exist.

For crying out loud, could they make it any harder?

Super helpful! Thank you for the video.

Still happening a year later! And I guess Cricut doesn't care!!!

I have a question on making a purchased template and/or font to be bigger without changing the size of the stones. I have a ttypable rhinestone font, I typed my wording for ss10. The wording is still too small for what I need it for. How can I enlarge the wording without changing the ss10 holes? Your help is so very much appreciated!

I know this is 4 years old but i cant seem to find anyone who really uses SS for rhinestone work. I dont use stencils or templates i create my own and due to all the garbage going on in the world today rhinestones have been hard to obtain in my area so i have to purchase overseas which means sizes are not universal and often vary depending on the supplier. I was wondering if i can change the rhinestone circle size myself in my SS business edition to suit my actual rhinestone size? I use varying sizes from ss30 to ss5 as my designs are quite intricate but lately ive noticed the hole cutouts are substantially larger than the actual rhinestone. I mean my ss30 are 6.5mm in size so technically my cutout could be 6.6 max 6.7 but SS has it set as 7mm i mean its huge. It really makes a difference in designing because if im using multiple sizes in my design it could really inaccurately skew my image as i could fit more in or make it look more accurate with the hole being as close to the rhinestone size as possible. Your in put would be greatly appreciated. I know rhinestone sizes are usually standard like ss16 ss10 etc etc but thats why i use the same supplier now and my work is unique for that reason because i use sizes outside the norm and my work is very intricate.

Love the tutorial but my circuit desisgn space is so slow if I press contour the whole program isn’t working anymore

Thanks for the video. The SVG I got is not formatted for my programme as you in video, how do I go about formatting it, please?

Thank you for sharing!

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Thank you.

low sound?👂

Thanks for sharing, very helpful!

Beautiful work, your designing is impeccable!

Excellent. My second time viewing this video. Learning more each time viewing. Thank you so much. I'll probably watch this again.😁

hello , love your video, but why people keep doing pictures instead of just words alone so we can learn with words and sizing and getting the correct rhinestone size, i have been trying to figure out how to do text for a ss6 rhinestone size and with the w: being 9" and the h: being a little less than 2" and still cant' get it for nothing or find a step by step tutorial for it

This was so helpful since I just started with rhinestones. Your an amazing teacher!

This tutorial was exactly what I was looking for! I have been trying to a bride rhinestone and it never looked good. So thank you for such an in-depth lesson!

what is the name of the font?

So glad I came across your page and website. Do you have a video on how to print after you have done what you just did? I'm new to Rhinestone tumblers and I'd like to do purchase your fonts instead of printing regular vinyl and try to figure out what stones would work etc. Thanks!

Wow, I appreciate every minute of this video! So much valuable information you’ve shared! Thank you very much😊

I caught the replay. TFS

Wow thanks for sharing this super helpful information! I need to start keeping notes on these tips and shortcuts also.

Thank you! Wow I learned a lot of tips from this video. I love your videos. ❤❤❤ Thank you so much for sharing

AMAZING! Thank you for taking the time to break this down. I'm not there yet but will be!

Thank you great information

Great info! TFS

Excellent information. Loved your delivery. Thank you for sharing❤

Excellent tutorial to help others. I had come across that same method when I was trying to break apart a picture design a while back. Welding shapes and using the ‘new shape‘ to slice out a picture and/or group of words was a really cool find. I am sure many other newbies will love this tutorial. ❤

Thank you. Love it. Great learning tips 👍❤

Thanks for this. Still learning the rhinestone world

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Great Video, Thanks for sharing💕

This is super helpful as a newbie to silhouette studios! TFS

Great tests but I'll need to go down to an older version as 4.5 doesn't allow for entering the X and Y Offsets. Thank you for taking the time to record and share! Tracey

Another fantastic and informative video! Great tip to modify one side and duplicate it.

Thank you so much for your tutorials!

Hi Lori, great tip. I use the .25 spacing on the pink flock and it does better than the blue flock. I was getting a frustrated trying to not mess up designs. So this is good to try on both flocks so I can see the tolerance of both and choose the Glock accordingly. 👍😁 Thank you for sharing❤

I watched all three of these tip videos and found them to be very informative and easy to follow. Thank you

I caught the replay and I want to say thank you!!!! I learned so much about designing and using panels and features that no one else has ever mentioned. I’ll be watching all of your videos from now on. 😊

Awesome thanks for sharing!

Thank you for this super helpful tutorial! If possible please drop a link to the image you’re using in your next video so we can follow along.

Wow that was a masterclass for sure! TFS

I love your work and your conscious ethics of presenting your best efforts. Simply put I guess I’m as anal about my work as you are and therefore admire your efforts and thank you for sharing with us. ❤❤❤ beautiful work