Digital | Print & Cut Tutorial

I love labels. There. I've said it. Every month the Studio Calico digital shop releases printable labels that coordinate with the current monthly kit. I use these labels on most of my pages and in every single Project Life® spread that I make. Up until now I've been hand cutting these labels out. I have no problems with doing that. The labels have simple lines and the labels that have the rounded, concave edges can be punched with a standard hole punch.

But I'm all about multitasking. And I have this fabulous machine sitting here that I don't use enough. So what about cutting them out with the Silhouette? Once I figured out a few troubleshooting issues I was good to go. Click here to download my tutorial and learn how to do the print and cut technique with your Silhouette!

Supply list: kits - Sugar Rush (paper, stamps, enamel dots), Gumdrop (leaf), Jelly Beans (camera); printable labels; watercolors; ink - Hero Arts; medium tag; date stamp; cut file - Sugar Rush Love You Cut; Cameo

For this week's challenge, we'd love to have you take the inspiration from this tutorial or my layout and use it on your own project! Share your new project for the challenge in the SC gallery (add the hashtag #SCtutorial to make it easier to find!), then link up your project in the comments of this post by February 10th to be entered to win a $5 gift card to the Studio Calico Shop!

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27 comments

  1. all_that_scrapbooking says…
    02/03/2014

    Oh yes!! i love labels!!

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  2. mollymoo951 says…
    02/03/2014

    Yep...love labels! Thanks Marcy!

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  3. amyscalze says…
    02/03/2014

    Love your layout Marcy!

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  4. thebookishmama says…
    02/03/2014

    You are the reason why I am addicted to labels now, Marcy! :) I fussy cut them by hand too and dream about one day have a Silhouette to do it for me. Thanks for sharing your tutorial though. I'm bookmarking it for later. :)

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  5. Theresa says…
    02/03/2014

    Thank you Marcy, I love these labels every month.

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  6. Amante_del_Papel says…
    02/03/2014

    is fantastic, thanks for sharing!

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  7. Brenna says…
    02/03/2014

    I always cut them apart with the knife but your tip about sizing them down a little makes so much more sense! Thanks for that, it will save me so much time!

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  8. janetd says…
    02/03/2014

    I love this! So fun!

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  9. marcypenner says…
    02/03/2014

    So happy to share the label love!! :)

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  10. Thea_m says…
    02/03/2014

    I only started using labels in my Project life once I started getting the SC digital ones. I have a Mac and I just drag the unopened png file over the Silhouette cutting mat and it opens automatically. Mine probably end up a different size as I print to A4, but the software makes it so easy.

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  11. labellaluke says…
    02/03/2014

    Thank you so much. Last month I traced each one - one label at a time!!!! This way is so much better. ;)

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  12. NancyM says…
    02/03/2014

    If I owned a Silhouette, I'd try this out. Unfortunately, I still have to cut mine out the old fashioned way.

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  13. HelloTodayCreate says…
    02/04/2014

    Thank you!! I just recently bought my cameo through Studio Calico and I need all the help I can get in using it to it's advantage! :)

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  14. ChristineCieri says…
    02/04/2014

    I'll be trying this, I've been meaning to forever but now I have step by step instructions. Thanks Marcy!!

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  15. Shells004 says…
    02/04/2014

    Thanks Marcy!! I'm still learning my cameo so this is really helpful and I appreciate this format. Much easier than a video for me.

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  16. robinson2404 says…
    02/04/2014

    If I had a silhouette I would totally do it!!! Your instructions would totally help me!!
    I will put this on my save list for whenever I do breakdown and get a silhouette!!!!

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  17. dmulkey says…
    02/04/2014

    I tried it and it works. I was so excited!

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  18. Fayenz says…
    02/05/2014

    Brilliant Marcy, thank you. I now have perfectly cut labels. Must be time for a layout.
    I have left some feedback on the message board.

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  19. averillk says…
    02/06/2014

    Mine isn't a Cameo but I hope this works. I love the tutorial. I'm going to try it this week.

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  20. iscrapmyworld says…
    02/07/2014

    I love that you did this tutorial! Just last weekend I spent hours printing and cutting all my sc printables - and now I've got a great stash at the ready (stored nicely into PL kit box) here's a card I made with labels, printables, sugar rush pl kit and the cat lovers stamp set
    http://www.studiocalico.com/system/gallery_pictures/images/000/222/058/original/image.jpg

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  21. allieH says…
    02/08/2014

    I loved the watercoloured circles on the layout and was inspired to make this layout.
    http://www.studiocalico.com/galleries/112370-me-mama

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  22. iScrap says…
    02/09/2014

    Thank you for this! Love that I can print the download and keep it handy when needed!

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  23. mugsie says…
    02/10/2014

    Ohhhh YAY!!!! You have no idea how long I've been waiting for someone to do a tutorial that made sense to me. SO excited to try this out! Thank you so much for doing this and putting all this time into it, I soooo appreciate it :-) you made my day!

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  24. gwynnasbury says…
    03/07/2014

    I JUST got my Cameo, and used your tutorial to print and cut your labels. SO helpful. Thanks!

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  25. ccledbetter says…
    04/13/2014

    I used the print and cut feature for the first time yesterday, thank you for this easy to follow tutorial! It is so much easier for me to read a tutorial than to watch one.

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