Wow the snapmat! I didn’t even know this existed, will save me so much time! What setting do you use if you have different types of cardstock? Thank you for the tip ❤️
You're welcome. I'm so happy that this will save you time. I usually like to use the Poster Board setting for most of my cardstock. But generally, use whatever the setting for the thickest paper piece that you have on the mat. This way the thinner pieces will cut anyway.
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Thank You for the video
Wow the snapmat! I didn’t even know this existed, will save me so much time! What setting do you use if you have different types of cardstock? Thank you for the tip ❤️
You're welcome. I'm so happy that this will save you time. I usually like to use the Poster Board setting for most of my cardstock. But generally, use whatever the setting for the thickest paper piece that you have on the mat. This way the thinner pieces will cut anyway.
Mockys thank you doing to try this tomorrow when I make a topper 👌🏽
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can you link me to a way of how i use you file in desktop design space, as i dont have snapmap and im so confused, im trying to do the number 60
Jayne, here I show you how to use my file with the double-digit to make sure you have a clean look: th-cam.com/video/6wYIaqhd0Zs/w-d-xo.html
Love the idea of snap mat but it never works
It works pretty close for me. Sometimes, yes, it's a bit off the mark.