I know your saying "Again with the trees?" But once you've seen one of these beauties they are hard to get out of your head. Also, when you've become obsessed with tracing things with SCAL, to make SVG files and your looking for the perfect tree to trace well folks this is what happens... a SVG freebie scouter/investigator/making nut job.
Speaking of nuts...did you know Sequoia's don't have nuts, they have pine cones. Those cones have sequoia seeds in them, BUT you need fire to pop those little babies out. Ok this is taking a turn down a road that's better left for a Ranger type.
Speaking of nuts...did you know Sequoia's don't have nuts, they have pine cones. Those cones have sequoia seeds in them, BUT you need fire to pop those little babies out. Ok this is taking a turn down a road that's better left for a Ranger type.
Click on the Caption under the photo for the SVG link. Remember to open your layers window in SCAL.
Also I have alot of half sheets of nice paper that I wanted to use and you know how the Cricut will give you a error message when you tap the "set paper size" button that the paper is too narrow? I tricked it, I placed two of my scrap papers right next to each other, that were of the same thickness. I then was mindful of exactly where I placed my svg files on the virtual cutting mat. I know it's probably not that much of an original idea, remember- I'm a tad slow.
