Hmm that doesn’t sound right. Perhaps you want to uninstall and reinstall the app if it’s not working properly.

See if this helps (scroll down to UnZip files in Windows 10 section): http://www.simplehow.tips/a/56/how-to-zip-and-unzip-files-in-windows10

Great! You’re welcome 🙂

Not a crazy question. So typically the black on the image would be the vinyl portion. So you would weed out the white portions within the image. However, if you wanted to do the opposite like to create a stencil, you could always do a difference or slice it out of a square or other shape.

Awesome! Can’t wait to see what you create!

So glad to hear that – thank you!

Oh awesome – good job!

Which version – the SVG version? If so, go ahead and double click on the “blank page” when it opens and see if it then opens in Inkscape. The cheat sheet is off to the side so it may look like a blank page when it opens in your browser but you should see it once you get it open in Inkscape. If you still have problems, send me an email and I can…[Read more]

Absolutely!

That’s the best feeling! Yay!

Perfect! You’re very welcome.

Hi there! So you are using the pre-made version of the unicorn heart? Are you doing it all one color? If so, I would select the entire design and hit ctrl + shift + g a few times to ensure it’s ungrouped. Then, go to Path > Union. Then you can place your rectangles and do the intersection over each section. Let me know if you have any problems.

Hi there! So the Stroke to Path is what you need to do to convert any line or outline you create to a path before you export. So in this case, we used the pencil tool to create the swirls and then need to convert them all to a path before saving using Path > Stroke to Path.

Hi there! Do you want to save your file and send it to me and I can walk you through what to do next? [email protected] Otherwise, you’ll need to make sure your infnity symbol is converted from Stroke to Path. Then create a rectangle over where the word will be and slice that out of the symbol with Path > Difference and then weld the word to the…[Read more]

So glad to hear that!

Perfect!