This is in Inkscape (works with both Cricut, Silhouette, Scan N Cut). In Silhouette the equivalent would be Release Compound Paths (like Break Apart in Inkscape) and then select around the individual items and Make Compound Path again (like Exclusion in Inkscape).
This was really simple; however , it is for the Cricut. Is there a simple way, as such, for the Silhouette? Thank you! Karen Lister, [email protected]
This is in Inkscape (works with both Cricut, Silhouette, Scan N Cut). In Silhouette the equivalent would be Release Compound Paths (like Break Apart in Inkscape) and then select around the individual items and Make Compound Path again (like Exclusion in Inkscape).
When you have finished with it and you’re ready to save it to bring into Canvas Workspace, do you just follow the Save as a SVG checklist?
Yep!
Amazing. great tutorial
Glad you found it helpful!
Curious what you searched for to find your images? Did you look for bundles, clipart?
Enjoyed the tutorial! Thank you,
You’re very welcome!
I’m looking to find the hatch lesson for Infusible ink pens to fill in areas of design. Thank you Erica. Kathy Fisher
Check out these lessons:
https://members.svgandme.com/inkscape-hatch-fills/
https://members.svgandme.com/solid-fill-graphics/