I’ll send you a link via email.

So did you duplicate your unicorn and change the copy a different color before you did the inset? Feel free to reach out to me via email ([email protected]) so we can troubleshoot better. It would also be super helpful and much quicker to troubleshoot if you can do a screen recording of what you are doing. You can get a free account with…[Read more]

Hi there! Yes, you’ll need to have your unicorn image open in your project and make sure it is a traced SVG image in order to be able to use it in the design. You can determine this by selecting it with the “Edit Paths by Nodes” tool and making sure there are nodes around it.

That’s such a sweet message – thank you!

Oh wow, you better start now with all those gifts to make 😉 So nice that you do that and glad you enjoyed the training!

The file may look blank because the cheat sheet is to the right of the page. Open it in Inkscape and see if you still don’t see it. If not, send me and email and I’ll make sure you get it.

Perfect! Thank you very much!

Perfect! I love how you say that you were thinking out all the steps – shows that you are already thinking like a designer 🙂

So happy you enjoyed it!

Yay! You’re very welcome 🙂

You’re very welcome! 🙂

Yep, you would just do the exact same thing except use Path > Difference (when selecting photo and number) instead of slice. Then, you’d probably want to export as a PNG. (under “File” menu)

So sweet – thank you!

Emailed you with a link to try 🙂