Knockout or Subtract Text with Siser Leonardo Design Studio

[@deniseroberts5132]

I don't know how you came up with that and I was holding my breath while you were weeding the bottom layer. Thank you!

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

I learned it from a couple of people, but it wasn't until I started playing with it that I saw how it worked. You are welcome!

[@angelasoutherland3431]

Thank you for such a detailed tutorial. I appreciate your expertise and thorough knowledge of this software and the machine.

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

You are welcome!

[@rjoy2u]

You are an excellent teacher! Thank you!!

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

You are welcome! Thank you! I am so glad it helps!

[@TamaraLing]

Thank you for the detailed video. Very helpful!

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

You are welcome!

[@BarbaraRogers65]

Thank you for figuring this out and teaching us. ❤️

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

You are welcome!

[@d.a.delgado8187]

Thank you. Very helpful

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

You are welcome!

[@purposebydesign228]

Amazing video; Thank you!

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

You are welcome!

[@teresap2740]

This was so helpful and inspiring!

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

Thank you!

[@ginacourtney1946]

Nice video. You can use stamp keep if you have Leonardo pro with offset to make cut out for the 3 names

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

This video was created and released before Stamp Keep was an option in the software. Additional video after new features released found here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHvdnoaJaq58fdEsi=mGcd4mZRw1I8aiVI

[@JenniferOlin]

You found a great work around but I will continue to design elsewhere and just use this software to cut.

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

New things coming soon! ;) But I do the same... it's a great skill to have to be able to use multiple software programs.

[@Richardjaymz]

Thanks for the video, does stamp keep not remove all them bits inside the knock out ?

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

There are several stamp tools & they make this process easier. This video was created before there was a stamp tool, and we had to use alternative methods.

[@shewat52]

Thank for the demo; but i think i rather sublimate instead for something like that!

[@slay6454]

This marks the 24th video of yours that I have watched and your videos are so helpful. LDS is now in version 1.1.18. Do you know if this basic version will get the Subtract key to make this easier or will that option only stay in the Pro software? Although I am a complete newbie I hear that this was a basic function in Cricut and maybe also Silhouette if I remember correctly. I would think that Siser would want to be as competitive with its competition as possible with the functionality of the software versions. Thank you again!! I sang your praises to Tony at Siser the other day.

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

Remove Front and Intersect were both moved to Basic. I updated the description here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ7QeYSppMlnn8Usi=CortlhKI3eAT2gs- Those can be used to subtract.

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

Updated tutorial here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHvdnoaJaq58fdEsi=zhvSiElU1_l7ZZon

[@slay6454]

@@SwiftCreekCustoms Thanks a million! You are awesome!

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

@@slay6454 you are welcome!

[@ThierryC2373]

There are so many missing features in this software!! I am using silhouette studio business edition, and doing this is much easier with the substraction tools. It looks like a royal pain to do it using Leonardo. Thanks for the videos, I am waiting for my Siser Romeo to arrive and I have come to the realization that I will have to stick to Silhouette studio for the design part then export to SVG, a bit disappointing.

[@SwiftCreekCustoms]

More is coming! They are updating the software based on user feedback and what users will use & need. We are testing new things now..... but knowing how to use multiple design programs is a great skill to have! The fact that Leonardo Design Studio opens and cuts a svg from day 1 is great! After user requests to show how to do things, I created the video to show it can be done. It might not be how users are used to and it will change with updates in the future, but it can be done.

[@Lulu.G-61]

I did it today using the subtraction tools on Leonardo and it works flawlessly!