Tutorial - Make Your Own Lettering with Digital Files | Ginny Hughes

Here is the finished layout. It is easy to get those letters connected to make your own words come to life. I'll show you all the steps!

First step is to type your title in the Silhouette software. Don't worry what font you are using just yet, because once you type it out you can highlight the whole thing then scroll through your font list and it will change depending on what font you are highlighting on the sidebar. I love this feature!

The font I chose is called Ghosttown. It has some really fun flourishes. Not all fonts will work with the weld feature; it is easiest just to play around and see which fonts work best. Once you have the font you like picked out, right click and choose weld. Any letters that are close enough to each other will weld together. Then you can see which letters you need to move closer to touch the rest of them. As long as the letters are touching they will weld together. It just takes a little time and some patience.

This is what it will look like when you still need to weld some of your letters together. See the multiple boxes around each word? That means that they aren't welded completely together.

Now this is what it will look like when you are done. Each words has its own box.

This is a super fun & easy technique to personalize your layouts, cards, or pocket page projects. You can weld together a whole group of words so they cut out in just one piece too!

Supplies: Lisse Street Scrapbook kit, Tulip add-on, Daffodil add-on, Inky Black ink pad