This is ready to tap each stipple point on your media. Keep in mind that the top platform will be your embossing mat so the metal has a soft surface below it to accept the indents. Select Stipple as the action, and it will tell you to use Platforms with a value of 4. If you’re using a single pen color or are stippling metal sheets with Curio, you can stick with the Simple Action. Choose a material. Change the Action to Stipple. Your tool should change to Stipple Tool if you have Curio connected. To find what platforms to use, click on the three small dots to open Advanced options. We’ve got this design ready to stipple on metal with the Curio. To stipple with markers or a stippling tool, go to the Send Panel. Hold your Shift key while clicking to select multiple pieces. Stipple designs don’t like to be selected with a drag box, so you’ll need to select by clicking on the objects. If you don’t want to wait for your machine to tap out every individual stipple point, you have the option to check Print Stipple box and print your stipple design with your printer.Ĭhanging the color of the design requires a line color change, not a fill color.
A skinny marker tip will have a much smaller stipple size than a fat marker tip. You should note that this is only a visual representation. The true stipple size on your paper or metal sheet is a result of the stipple point. Offset controls how close or far from the edge the stipple fill will appear. This is easiest to see when using a stipple edge and stipple fill together.Ī value of 0 would bring the pattern all the way to the edge, which is what we use when not including a stipple edge outline. Scale Factor scales the points, effectively controlling the spacing between pattern blocks.Īngle controls the angle of the fill pattern. Stipple Spacing controls the spacing between the dots. Grid Spacing zooms the selected stipple pattern in or out, so the pattern becomes larger or smaller. We will use a chevron fill for this phrase. The first thing I’ll change is lowering the stipple size to represent the stippling tool or marker I’ll be using. There are lots of adjustments you can make. If you choose a Stipple Fill, your selected design will fill with a dotted fill pattern. Don’t worry if your design doesn’t fill completely on your first try. You can choose whether to use this in combination with a stipple fill pattern or not.Īdjust the Spacing between stipple points, if you want. In the first tab of the Stipple panel, you can convert an existing cut file into a stipple design. Select an object on your Design page. If you check the box for Stipple Edge, the cut lines turn into dotted lines. The Curio can stipple on paper or other media with a marker in a pen holder, or it can tap stipple designs into thin metal sheets with the use of the Stippling Tool. The CAMEO 3 cannot stipple metal sheets, but it can stipple on paper or other media with a marker or felt-tip pen in a pen holder.
#Silhouette studio fill color series#
The Stipple feature is available to Silhouette users who have a CAMEO 3 or Curio. Stippling is the process of making a design with a series of dots. If you connect either the CAMEO 3 or Curio, the Stipple panel becomes available.
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