Craft Edge

Here's another project, two deer.

http://alisonskitchenandcrafts.blogspot ... -deer.html

Essentially the way I made the SCUT files is to open the SCAL software and layer each of the SVG's on top of each other, sizing them appropriately so they come out right in the end. Once you have everything sized properly, move each cut so that they are no longer on top of each other, then delete al...

I responded to your other post, and the file is at:
http://www.filefront.com/14724893/Silhouettes.zip

Here you go, Enjoy.
http://www.filefront.com/14724893/Silhouettes.zip

See if this works for you. I separated each color into a separate cut, and have sized it to make approximately 6 inch wide project when finished. See the instructions in the Readme file included.

http://www.filefront.com/14723693/ChuckECheese.zip

Here you go, I hope you enjoy it, I think it will turn out nicely if you can find all the appropriate colors.

http://www.filefront.com/14722541/Ravens.zip

I think I like Bani's better, for simplicity at least. Mine requires four cuts, but would give you a better look if you can find 4 skin tone papers... But Bani's is much simpler, and thats why I like it.

For Kathy: I have attempted to create some files you can use for the "Fathers Hand" image you posted. Let me know what you think. The finished product would look like this (depending on paper color) http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_6pBxK7h7AkQ/StYXmukPr-I/AAAAAAAAAh0/iGmsu5t5k14/s320/FathersHand....

I just posted a Chalkboard SCAL project.

If you guys are interested in free SVG files, please check out my blog. I'll be posting free SVG files to this blog on a regular basis. I also accept requests, if you have something you'd like to see, let me know. My most recent SVG post is a ghost, please enjoy. http://alisonskitchenandcrafts.blogs...