Sure Cuts A Lot 2 – How To Import SVG Files Video Tutorial

Posted on February 20, 2009 - by SVGCuts

Sure Cuts A Lot 2 – How To Import SVG Files Video Tutorial

The main benefit of Sure Cuts A Lot is having the ability to cut Fonts as well as SVG files. Understanding how to download and import SVG files is an important part of using Sure Cuts A Lot. In this video you’ll learn about:

Downloading SVG Files
Working with Zip Files (What is a Zip File, How to identify Zip Files, How To Unzip a Zip File)
Importing SVG Files
Sizing SVG Files (Keep Proportions)

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SCAL 2.0

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January 26, 2010

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dina said:

thank you. i wish i would have found you guess sooner and not have wasted so much time trying to figure it out on my own. the video was VERY HELPFUL. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
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January 7, 2010

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Cathy-Lynn Tkalcevic said:

This was very informative especially to me because I’m brand new to this hobby and just purchased SCAL. Thank you so much and I am looking forward to more of you videos.
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November 23, 2009

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Nina said:

Is there a toutorial on how to trace a pattern and make it into an svg file? If so please let me know. Thanks
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September 2, 2009

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Julie said:

Now that I have imported SVG files and opened them, how do I actually put the files in the SVG files?
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June 21, 2009

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leokowal said:

You can control the speed and pressure from within Sure Cuts a Lot. The speed dial on the Cricut does not work in conjunction with Sure Cuts A Lot.

You can control the speed by clicking on the Edit option and selecting Preferences. Under the General Tab in the preferences section, you can adjust the cut speed.
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June 21, 2009

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Carol said:

I just purchased my SCAL yesterday but I’m having difficulty controlling the speed & pressure when cutting. Because of this, my paper gets torn everytime. I’ve not been able to cut 1 page without damaging the paper. Is there something I’m doing or not doing? Please help, I’m getting fustrated.
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April 8, 2009

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Donna said:

I can’t believe how easy this was!! I thought I was too old to learn this stuff. your tutorial was so easy. Thank you thank you thank you
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March 8, 2009

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leslie folks said:

funny how you make everything so simple it took me seriously 3 weeks to figure that out…your going to save me tons of frustration!! thank you!
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March 7, 2009

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Sharon Ostler said:

I just made your Luck of the Irish card — your video made it so easy, I hope to see more of these.

Thanks, Sharon
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March 5, 2009

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Patty said:

thank you for the tutorial I am waiting for my scal to arrive. thank you once again
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February 26, 2009

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Andrea P. said:

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I just received SCAL as a V-day gift and now I know how to use it (import SVG files)!!!