Silhouette Cameo 4 Pen Holder Tutorial

In this video I show you how to use the Silhouette Cameo 4 pen holder. It's super easy and the opportunities are endless! You can create cute little scrap book projects, thank you tags, product labels and more!
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[@angiea7171]

Great video. The small white cap is a guide for where your pen tip should be. You should leave it on when fitting your pen to avoid over or under exposing the tip.

[@jotach127]

Gracias por el video, me ayuda mucho a conocer las diversas herramientas de Silhouette. Te sigo desde Perú.

[@MrOner07]

"the autoblade is meant to use with materials like vinyl... if you use it to cut paper. it will dull the blade faster because paper is made of wood fibers that are more abrasive" - this is what i read on forums.not sure the validity of it

[@CaylinFourie]

Personally, I’ve had my auto blade for about 2 years and I’ve cut many different materials, thick and thin, and my auto blade still works. Sure it’s not a brand new blade, and I do need to adjust some settings… but still works like a bomb. I guess it does boil down to how often it’s being used and yes material does matter. Some materials will dull the blade quicker…

[@Malaperty]

Great video and right to the point! Thanks! Hey, do you have any favorite pens that work great in this application? Some have grips on them that make fitting them correctly difficult. I really like the Sharpie gel pens but they often look a little more sketched than drawn because they are lightly touching the paper.

[@CaylinFourie]

I like superb pens 🙂

[@aries458]

Great video! Was wondering if anyone has used paint pens with the cameo 4? If so, what were the results?

[@justjanet5683]

Do you need to use specific fonts to sketch or can you use any font? I thought I heard you can only use single line fonts

[@CaylinFourie]

Yes, there’ll be an issue with thicker fonts. Try using thin fonts made for sketching or just thin fonts in general

[@lee-annschuen4122]

Love your videos🥰

[@CaylinFourie]

Thank you 🤗

[@squatzilla]

Great video! Are you not able to use the pen in one tool holder and the cutter in the other to avoid downtime and make it efficient

[@CaylinFourie]

I don’t think so

[@juanitaaguirre187]

How did you do the code coloring to be able to do the sketch and cut at once. Could you please do a tutorial? Thanks

[@CaylinFourie]

Will make one 🙂

[@bijouxw1014]

Thank you for sharing tutorial. How do I save or transfer Canva design to use in Silhouette? I was able to download, PNG but entire image, not just writing. Maybe someone can help me, as I am not too tech savvy!! I am using free version. I want to be able to use pens & write as you did.

[@CaylinFourie]

Click on the arrow at the top right hand side and you can select from the drop down menu different file formats

[@bijouxw1014]

I only have free version & not able to download image only, so may have to do print & cut. Or maybe not doing right????? Thank you

[@bijouxw1014]

I still cannot download. Needs more hints please...

[@bijouxw1014]

@@CaylinFourie was not able to download & use for writing, only entire image. Thanks

[@heiditiredmommyartist4423]

Comes with 0 directions 🙄. This was super helpful! Thank you!!!!

[@haleyparker8470]

I’m having the issue where instead of a “o” looking like an “o” it’s coloring the whole thing in how do I edit to it not coloring in the middle. It’s not only with an “o” it’s with like most of my letters.

[@CaylinFourie]

This is an issue with thick fonts. I’ll try do a tutorial on this issue

[@sharondedeke5761]

Thank you for this video. Did you download the design from canva as SVG or png

[@CaylinFourie]

PNG 🙂

[@sharondedeke5761]

@@CaylinFourie Thank you for your response, How do I do the hatching thing