@@DavidBoston-rx2yi yes. Look up silhouette software. It should be somewhere on the silhouette.com site. You want the free version. I'm not sure what version that is now.
Lovely work again and thanks for explaining what you do. You even used my name ❤️❤️. I have downloaded the latest version of Silhouette, would you recommend deleting this and downloading an earlier version.
I'm not sure. I think I have version 2.3. I never ever upgraded it. Are you on Facebook or Instagram? If so, please contact me on one of those apps so we can chat a little more. I'm also willing to help you navigate the program.
@@TheDwilliams1000 hi there, I used to silhouette Cameo program. I have a couple of videos that show you how to do simple things with the program. The program is free. I repeat free! You do not have to have a cutter in order to use the program. It is really easy to use. If you have any issues after you've downloaded it, please feel free to contact me on any of my social media platforms. Good luck!!
@@robsmith3200 Hi there, no bother at all. Happy to help! I will post a video tomorrow of a name I cut and at the end I will show you how to get the butterfly onto your pattern. 🩷
@@robsmith3200 Hi there, I use a program called Silhouette. It is free. It's the program that's usually used with the silhouette Cameo cutter. You do not need a cutter in order to download and use the program though. There's a video on my page where I show how to use the program to make the word or name Sabina.
@@CALLSIGNSAWDUST Hi there, welcome to this scroll saw world! What kind of School saw are you using? What size blade? And how fast is your speed going? I need a little more info to answer your question.
How do you turn corners so smoothly. When i get to a corner my blade will try to turn with it or it doesn't catch at the right place. You make it look effortless
I'm not sure if you're still monitoring this channel but wanted to tell you I miss your video's and hope you're doing well. Best wishes from Lori in Scottsdale, AZ!!!
Thank you for reaching out Lori! I really appreciate you!🩷 Life just got a little busy. I plan on making more videos real soon. I'm working on a horse trailer. I want it to be my mobile woodshop. I've also been decorating lots of cupcakes and mini cake. As soon a the weather permits I will get outside to work on things. It's been 119 degrees almost everyday.
@@Mytoya2 So great to hear you're doing well! Sounds like you've been busy with a lot of creative projects. That's very exciting news about converting the horse trailer to a mobile woodshop. What a fantastic idea! It's been brutally hot here too. I can't wait for cooler temps to start working in the shop again. I'm using this time to create patterns and order supplies so I'll be ready to go. Stay well and try to keep cool. Best wishes!!!
I have a Silhouette, Business edition software is the version I use. Did you just print those on a printer? Love your work, and instruction! And what brand of scroll saw do you use? I am wanting to buy one.
Hi there, I am using a DeWalt 788 scrollsaw. Yes, I printed my pattern with a regular printer. If I have a Large design, I print one part of the pattern then move it over and print the other part of the pattern. You'll see in one of my other videos I take the patterns and hold them up to the sliding glass patio door and use it as a light box while I tape the pages together. I am not very techy. I love love love the silhouette program. I started out using coreldraw but when I found out how easy silhouette was, I stopped using coreldraw. I never upgraded. I am still using just the basic silhouette program.
@@Mytoya2 Awesome, thank you! What font is that in this video? I love it! I appreciate you getting back to me. New sub here! I can learn a lot from your videos.
Ok I'm glad I found your video. I have the book. And for the butterfly patten. It suggests a loop cut; in order to make sharp edges. Also via cutting out the waste portion. And I know either is fine. Lmk your thoughts please! ❤
Im so glad that you take the time and show the hands on process of scrolling. Im a newbie and your videos have been very helpful..i appreciate the length of your videos
Welcome to the scrollsaw world $Thank you so much for your kind comment! 🥰 Feel free to contact me if you have questions. You can find me on Instagram under mytoyaNcalifornia.
Hello Mytoya My friend last ne is Salas. Where can I get a copy of that pattern? I would love to make a sign like that for his home. Hopefully is available. Love your work and how to descriptions. Thank you so much.
No. I made them with the free Silhouette program I speak about on 2 of my other videos. If you find me on Instagram or Facebook I can make patterns for the 2 names and send them to you via messenger or in the Instagram direct messages. 🤗
excellent work love those desk top names. i started scrolling about 3 months ago. you make it look easy. i hope i get better. i have a delta 40-640. very old machine. got it for $40. fixed the blade holder and Im now addicted to scrolling will follow you for tips and inspiration. hopefuly ill be able to get a dewalt. theyre expensive. keep up you beautiful work
Hi friend, Thank you for your kind comments! what kind of things are you making? I love doing fretwork. I've been scrolling since the year 2000. I've always made things that people ask for. As of this year I will no longer do custom orders. I'm going to go back to doing intricate scrolling which makes me happy. I'd love to see some of your work. I'm also on Instagram tiktok and Facebook. I will be posting again soon. Right now I'm working on a horse trailer. I'm trying to convert it into my mobile wood shop.
I love the idea of the larger scrolled projects. My tendency is things like Christmas ornaments with way too many insertions and blades like .5 pencil lead. Just curious where those patterns came from. I'd like to do something similar for my step daughter but don't know where to start. Thanks for the relaxing video!
Hi there, I used a free program named Silhouette to make the pattern. I have a few videos on this RU-vid page explaining more about it and how to use it. I then print the pattern off , attach it to my wood and cut.
The first butterfly was smoother. With the second name your hands were really close to the blade as you said they would be. Next time you could leave the board longer at the end so you can have something to hold onto. But your work is outstanding thanks for sharing.
Hi There….Just finished watching a couple of your introductory scroll saw videos. I can see how skilled you are and hope I can achieve your level of finesse. My scroll saw has not arrived yet but soon I can begin learning to hone my skills with intarsia projects. You mentioned in your butterfly video about a book of patterns that you recommended but I’m afraid I didn’t catch the name of the book or the author….could you please respond with that info….Regards, Charlie
