Sure Cuts A Lot Classroom
Sure Cuts A Lot 5 – Main Toolbar
15
Jan
Jan
The main toolbar in Sure Cuts A Lot 5 contains handy icons to make your workflow more efficient.
The video below covers the following topics:
- New icon
- Mat Sizes
- Units
- Text Tool
- Fonts
- Alignment Guides
- Pages
- Naming and Saving Projects
- Opening .SCUT Files
- Cut / Copy / Paste
- Undo / Redo
- Import Feature
- Library
- Saving/Removing Favorite Fonts
- eShape Store
- Preview Function
Thanks Leo! Great tutorials. Will we be able to find them all here together in the future?
Yes! Under the Help section in the Sure Cuts A Lot / eCAL section!
Hi Leo is there a video on how to find and use the templates in sure cuts a lot thanks joanne
Hi JoAnne! Which templates are you referring to?
Just purchased SCAL today – this tutorial is incredibly helpful!
Thank you!
Another big WOW! I read some posts where folks were talking about Scal5 but I didn’t know what it was all about. Just watching this tutorial made me realize how limited my BSNC Canvas program is and how little I can do with it. I want this. I’m definitely asking hubby for this for birthday or Christmas.
If I cannot use scal5 to send things directly to my maker to cut, how do I cut them?
You will need to export your file to use with Design Space. We do have a tutorial located on our site here: https://www.3dsvg.com/sure-cuts-a-lot-ecal-help/ It is titled ‘Exporting files to be used in Brother Scan N Cut and Cricut Design Space’. Hope this helps!
I am really interested in purchasing this software as it looks like it will work with my Brother Scan and Cut machine and can do a lot more that the Brother Canvas Workspace. But I also wondered what other options are there for saving your creations. The reason I ask is that I often make printed online photo books and am always looking at adding text or other embellishments or something to give it a bit of a pop on the page – for this I guess I would need jpeg or tiff or png files. So can that be done with this software?
Hi Vickie, yes you are able to bring in jpg or png files and convert them in to a vector by using the Trace tool. We do have tutorials to help you out here: https://www.3dsvg.com/sure-cuts-a-lot-ecal-help/ Should you still have questions please don’t hesitate to contact us directly. https://www.3dsvg.com/contact/ ~Mike