"As a general rule of thumb, I use 3 sizes up to cut my templates. Not that I am far enough along to use many of them yet, but I thought I'd pass it along.Īfter dickering around some I've found some suggestions:
I have it as a notice in google calendar. On a side note, this site: offers a free rhinestone font on the 17th of each month. My test cuts suggested growing them a micro amount helped in brushing. I am also not sure if I should set the vector circles to those exact sizes, or grow them a tiny amount to allow for the stones to drop in easier when brushing. I also have a limited amount of stones for trial. Errors happen when cutting, but it makes me want to pull my hair out. But like a carpenter I want to measure twice cut once. Various sources differ sligtly in the stones sizes, like here: It does help to illustrate the problem I find. Equating those sizes to the ss numbering of stones is missing. SeeJaysPlace, that is close too the information I seek. As this is all just testing, and I can do the designs manually, the fancy software can wait awhile.
But for now I can do them by hand in CorelDraw with heavy use of Blend along path and duplicate and repeat. I've been looking at rstones and drawstones macros for CorelDraw.
To rebuild a rhinestone design you will need to delete, add and move stone points to create a completely new rhinestone design.I have 60 degree blades. A redesign should only be attempted by crafters and professionals experienced in building custom rhinestone design files. In addition to distortion of the design proportions altering a rhinestone design improperly will change hole sizes and rhinestones will not properly brush into the template. Attempting to scale a rhinestone design to a larger or smaller size without changing the stone size requires a complete redesign of the design points and will NOT maintain the proportions and detail in the design.Selecting a stone size of SS16 or above will make your final design larger while still maintaining the proportions and detail of the design.Selecting a stone size of SS6 or below will make your final design smaller while still maintaining the proportions and detail of the design.By selecting a different stone size in your design software your design will get smaller or larger while still maintaining the proportions and detail of the design.To maintain the proportions and detail of the design it should only be resized by altering the stone size. TRW Rhinestone designs are created based on a standard SS10 stone size.
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