Comments

  4. Karen Marek

    You make this look so easy. I have had the program for years and haven’t gotten very far and then have to keep repeating. UGH.

    You are very inspiring.

    Congrats on the new little bundle.

  6. DEBI JIMENEZ

    ERICA THESE ARE SO CUTE. THEY ARE SO FLEXIBLE AND THE IDEAS ARE ENDLESS. CURRENTLY I AM MAKING CHANGES TO MY ST. PATRICK DAY GNOMES . I AM WORKING KITCHEN GNOMES, “CHILLIN” GNOMES ” (THAT ONE IS HARD BUT I WILL GET IT) AND SUMMER GNOMES.

  7. Marion Hopper

    Thank you for the fabulous tutorial… I have learned so much and am looking forward to practicing and creating my modified gnomes and creating other design elements. I’m looking forward to your future videos and techniques.

  9. Christina Haney

    This was an awesome tutorial. They are so cute. I have been so into gnomes lately. Thank you. I appreciate your hard work. I haven’t completed your course but I plan on it.

  11. Patricia Davis

    I love what you created for the various fall and winter holidays with the Gnomes. Your presentation is well done, thorough and very easy to understand and follow. Thank you for putting this video together.

  12. Diane Menga

    I loved watching and listening to this video. It was very informative. I am very new to this so I will probably have to listen to it more than once. but well done. Thank You.

  14. Rashell blomquist

    Thank you so much for the great tutorial. I am having fun playing with the gnomes. I have one question, when I draw the banner for the Christmas one, I can not get it to stay as a line when I bend it, it becomes a shape with the line straight on the top and the bottom of it bending and filled in. I have looked at all your settings and they are the same as mine. Can not figure out what is different to cause it to be a filled in shape rather than a line.
    Congratulations on your sweet new baby!!!
    Rashell Blomquist

  15. Tammi Mills

    Question: When you design in Inkscape to upload in DS, for example the adorable gnomes you made, are they supposed to be used for print then cut, or another project using other materials? I love the colors of each one, but unless they’re print then cut, it won’t matter the colors as you can make them whatever color you want when using cardstock, vinyl, etc. Am I making sense and thinking correctly or no? I’m trying to figure out what is the purpose of designing in Inkscape, other than creating something yourself.

    1. Erica Martin Post author

      Yes you’re correct the colors are more to designate what color material you’ll be cutting them out of (e.g. orange for orange cardstock) unless doing print and cut.