Craft Edge

Here is another freebie from me to you. I have designed all of these in Inkscape and you are free to use as you wish, I am absolutely not worried about copyrights or being credited as the designer.

I recommend opening the file in Inkscape, selecting the version you want, copy it and paste in a new Inscape file and save it under a new file name. THEN open it in SCAL to cut. I just cut all of them in one shot and they all were working fine except one of them got chewed up a bit with the mat not being sticky enough. That one circle lifted up and got mangled before I could manage to remove it out of the path of the remaining cuts.

As you can see, I'm really 'into' this right now. More files will be coming!

LOL

Marly,
These are terrific! You did an outstanding job! You've really gotten to know how to use Inkscape, nice work.

Marly, these are great.

TFS

marly,

love the file, love the story, and thanks for your graciousness in sharing.

Marly thanks for these, keep up the good work

Christine

Wow Marly you sure come up with some beautiful designs!! Thank you very much for sharing.

Mel

Great scallops Marly! TFS. I have an Inkscape question for you...RE: you said "Select the version you want, copy & paste it into a new file" I'm sure this is a dumb question but I haven't figured it out yet. How do you select only one item from several in an Inkscape file and copy/paste it to new file? I was trying this the other day with a pasted pic of some stamps & couldn't get it. Any help would be appreciated. TIA

suziscrapper wrote:Great scallops Marly! TFS. I have an Inkscape question for you...RE: you said "Select the version you want, copy & paste it into a new file" I'm sure this is a dumb question but I haven't figured it out yet. How do you select only one item from several in an Inkscape file and copy/paste it to new file? I was trying this the other day with a pasted pic of some stamps & couldn't get it. Any help would be appreciated. TIA

Click the shape you want to use. It will have a dashed box around it. Right click on it, select Copy from the menu. In Inkscape, click the icon that looks like a piece of paper with the upper right-hand corner turned down. That opens a new Inkscape session. In the blank window (it will have a blank box), right-click and choose paste. The scallop you chose will display and you can save that new file. HTH

Thanks for that Wreed, I learnt something new too!!

Mel

Thank you. This is just what I was looking for. I have only been using SCAL for 3 days and I'm in love with the possibilities and using it along with Inkscape.