Moe, I have a Cricut cutter and I'm learning Inkscape. I want to make themed journals for my grandkids (thirteen of them). I want you to know how impressed I am with your clear step-by-step instructions and explanations. It's so helpful that you go slow enough that I can keep up and pause to take notes. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us! You're a lifesaver ❤
even though this is a five year old video, it was very helpful to me. Now I can offer customers a cricut ready sheet. Now, on to learning how to do a black out page.
Just fantastic! Love that you added the keyboard shortcuts because I'm a keyboard shortcut girl. Super informative and FAST! Holy cow! I'm floored that Inkscape has a distribute function because seriously even spaces are my life. Thank you!
Moe, I just want to say THANK YOU so much for your tutorials. I actually just got my first Cricut Explore Air 2 and was really trying to figure out how to make my own sticker sheets. Yes, you are right when it comes to the lag on the design space!! I was getting so frustrated! Then I found your group on facebook, then saw your videos and after watching the first one, I immediately subscribed! You have definitely helped me in learning my machine and I look forward to watching all your videos on it!! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain and put these videos out there!! YOU ROCK!!! Keep up the great work!
thanks a lot for this detailed video i wanna ask a question in 8:58 you said to make sure to select "Make horizontal gaps between objects equally" icon, in my Inkscape version there is not that "equally" thing through options, and I don't know an exact way to to complete doing my work in an alternative option and everything looks neat as I wish, if u could help, I would appreciate that
Moe, you have out done yourself and acquired a follower with this very informative and helpful tutorial! I appreciate tutorials that are comprehensive and easy to follow without excessive (or pointless conversation). You spoke to your listeners as equals in crafting and I commend you. Thanks
This was so beyond helpful, I can't express how thankful I am for this video. I was getting overwhelmed with trying to make a sticker sheet until I found this. So we can't make sticker sheets bigger than 5.5 by 8 in. in Chrome? How do I check to see what sizes other browsers I have are able to do. I'm very new to this.
Yay! I’m so glad this helped! Design Space is now a program you download to your computer so you don’t need to worry about a browser. I am thinking of redoing these video but haven’t yet! So you can use the 6.75x9.25 measurement as standard now 👍🏼
another problem while dragging the small stickers to duplicate them, the mouse is keep duplicating the stickers and also the big rectangle, so could u help me how to cancel that thing?
I am new to Design Space I have always had Cameo. Thank you so much for this video. I was seriously thinking of buying a new cameo cause I hate how stickers were cutting in cricut.
Hi Moe! No no no. I'm sorry I should have clarified. It's a little stick figure drawing my daughter made of us together on a post it note. I want to make it a sheet of stickers to mark when we're doing mommy/daughter day. :) I will try your suggestion. I thought about taking it to a business to have it scanned but wasn't sure if they have the capability of scanning it in as a png either. Thank you for the quick reply!!
Ok - I did just want to make sure! If you have a scanner at home the printer most likely will scan high enough quality that it can be made into an image. You may be able to scan it as a PNG, but that is just the file extension- it won't make the transparent background. But cleaning it up a bit in a simple program may give you something to work with. Sorry to come off harsh! But your idea is super cute and I hope it works out!
So, I know this video is 2 yrs old but I’ve been watching it & following it step by step. When I go to distribute vertically it jumbles all the images. What am I doing wrong? 😩
I love your tutorials! You have a way of explaining that makes complicated things easy! Thank you! I am waiting for a Brother Scan and Cut machine. I was wondering if you can print directly from Inkscape? Or what do you do to print them for the Scan and Cut?
The scan and cut probably has its own software to work with. If it can import SVGs though I'd suggest using another program like inkscape so your designs are tied up in their program if you decide to change machines later on :)
When I run into this it’s because rather than ‘selection’ being highlighted when I export the PNG file ‘custom’ is selected and that makes a big file for me. Hope this helps!
Thanks for watching! I hope it helps you - if I'm watching a tutorial sometimes I'll have my computer monitor split between the two screens. Half the monitor is the video and the other half is the program. I pause and rewind a lot too!
I'v made a sticker sheet in Inkscape svg file or png tried them both and only the shape uploads to design space. I get a message unsupported svg will be dropped-text elements. Can you help me? TIA!
Am I missing a step? I've followed exactly, but the "blackouts" disappear and are not there when loaded into DS, I have to export each image separately, then open in Pixler, work it in there save again and only then will my blackout be there when uploaded into DS - this, I am sure is an extra step than I can somehow omit??
hmmmmm i'm not sure where you'd need to use pixlr in this tutorial...i've done a ton of tutorials so sometimes it's hard to keep them straight! You should just be able to create the sticker sheet in inkscape, export as png, then upload to cricut design space with no blackouts needed. I'm just not sure what isn't working correctly, I'm sorry!
Nicole Corbett In almost every comparison article I've read, Design Space has been the main downfall of Cricut! Moe has changed the dame with her videos though!!
Thank you, so much! I have been struggling with Design Space for days trying to finish a design on ONE sticker. I do have a question, though. I'd like to print two sticker sheets on one page so I can reduce the amount of wasted material. Do you know how I can trick Cricut into doing that?
Cricut only allows for a 6.75 x 9.25 cutting area so I always try to design sticker sheets that fit that area. Other wise the software won't put two sheets together if they will be bigger than that area....unfortunately.
Thanks for this! I can't wait to watch all your videos! i must not follow along well because my cut on the cricut keeps being off. I am using chrome and I do not know what I am doing wrong? Any suggestions?
Yay! I'm so glad you're finding them helpful :) I find that if my cricut is cutting off, I go through these steps until it's fixed - re calibrate, cut in complete darkness, change my mat to a brand new one, take the blade out and clean the housing by pushing up the blade and using a fluffy paint brush to clean the debris out, change the blade. Usually once I go through some of these steps I find my cuts are better - I've only ever changed my blade 2x (I think!) so usually it just needs a cleaning. Hope that helps!
Great video! I'm just beginning to work with Cricut Design Space and I'm frustrated with the lag time. My question is, can I use an image with several images and make an offset for each one or do I need separate images, then combine them into one sheet?
If they are different shapes, then yes you'll need to make an offset around each image then combine them on one sheet. Otherwise it may look wonky using one offset for another shape. hope that makes sense! :)
I was so excited to see this video! You do an amazing job! However I had hoped you would show how to do the print and cut. I have only cut so far. Am I supposed to print this on my printer then cut it with the Cricut? I haven't even used the pens yet. Still quite intimidated.
Hi! Do you have a video that shows how to trace "cut lines" in Inkscape that I can then save as a .dxf and import into Silhouette? I'm trying to do it, but on my circles and flags, the file shows up in Silhouette Studio with a bunch of extra weird lines inside the shape. Your videos are awesome and I wonder if you have something already that can help! Thank you :)
I do not - that is something I am trying to explore. I have not even the slightest familiarity with .dxf files. I am sorry I can't help you here but I hope to be able to help in the future!! Thank you for your support
Just starterd using Cricut and Inkscape. Thank you for this video! When I use tekst in the sticker sheet, it also gets cut. How can I prevent this through Inkscape? Esther
I use Chrome as well, and I loved watching this tutorial, btw, but I still can't figure out what you mean by our being restricted to 8 by 5.5 and losing an inch? Idk ... It's quarter til six a.m., and I just had to ask, because I followed you on everything else but then had to ask myself, am I losing space around the edges? or what? Morning brain. Thanks
For the Chrome browser the Print then Cut area is only 5.5 x 8 inches, all other browsers are 6 x 8.5 - so I guess I really lose a half an inch all the way around. If you followed these steps and the browser you use is Internet Explorer, for example, just size it to be 5.5 x 8 inches. Or you could start with a 6 x 8.5 inch canvas and build your sticker sheet that way...but a 6 x 8.5 inch sheet won't fit in the print the cut area allotted for Chrome. Does that make sense? Thanks for watching :)
I've been trying to "fix" a pdf in Inkspace so that I can add an offset to a few images as well as compensate for the white that creaps out from some of the planner stickers. Inkscape is continually giving me a "not responding" message. I can't even move my selected image to the center of the workspace, let alone ungroup or anything else. I've saved the image as a png and an svg but those files don't work, either. I uninstalled Inkspace and downloaded the new version, 0.92.3 (I swear I had a newer one but I can't remember). What version are you using and does it give you fits, as well? Do you have a video that specifically takes a pdf, separates elements, adds offset, outer defining lines to stickers, deletes the background, etc. making it cricut ready? I don't have a cut image for this pdf and that's the only thing I can find a how-to for. You say that you are not an expert but you are amazing! You are a great teacher and your videos have helped me so much! Thank you!
Unfortunately I don't know much about the support of InkScape - I don't know how to solve the lagging issues. I find my lags too if i've got too much open on my computer or I'm working with larger files. I don't have a video on using inkscape for this but you can always use the free version of the Silhouette software to create a black out file. There's a tutorial in my Silhouette playlist for that. Then you can use that black out file to make your sticker sheet cricut ready....hope that helps!
I have an image that I have only a hard copy of that I want to use. Now, my scanner only brings it in as a pdf or jpg. Is there any successful way to then export that into a png? Or does the image need to originate as a png? I'm not sure if it's hopeless and I should just give up the mission.
First - is this an image you are allowed to scan in and use? If it is another person's artwork, from a book, etc or something you do not have permission to digitize I do not suggest doing so. You'd be infringing on the intellectual property of another. If this a doodle of yours or something you have permission to digitize or reproduce you may be able to scan it and clean it up in a simple program like paint using the eraser tool. Leave a little border around it and you will not have to creat an offset. Please do not digitize or reproduce anything you do not have permission to.
Hi. I've never make my own sticker and I've never heard of Cricut until now. So just to make it clear: After making a sticker sheet design in Inkscape, I would have to have a Cricut machine, Cricut Design Space installed and paper sticker. Do I get it rigth? Thanks for the tutorial.
Yes - so design in inkscape, save it. Have your cricut machine ready to go and Design Space installed. Upload the image you made to design space, click "make it" in order to have your printer print the image (should come out with registration marks), then place on the mat, feed in the machine, set the dial, press the flashing cricut button on the machine. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the reply. Is the cutting machine necessary? I've seen some tutorials where people don't use it, so I guess the Cricut makes it easier? In my place, we only have an option of buying premade stickers, so the idea of making your own is really cool.
So you can find a water bottle clip art and use a similar tutorial or you can find a water drop clip art and put 8 of them in a rectangle...just get creative! There are a ton of inkscape tutorials on my channel for some inspiration!
I didn't take it as harsh at all! And it may help someone reading in the future who doesn't realize that it's just not cool to do. I saw a video earlier this week where the person has been taking shops stickers and reproducing them in different scale or in a higher quantity per sheet for their own personal use. I feel like maybe that's a grey area but it's been nagging at me all week and I almost feel like I should say something to the original artist. I don't want to come off as a tattletale but at the same time it feels unethical. I know that she is a seller herself (of her own designs) so my hope is that maybe she privately obtained the okay from them to do this for her own planners. Anyway I digress!! I agree, give credit where credit is due. If you love someone's creativity, support them!
Agreed on the giving credit part!! I would mention to that person that they should not be doing that. Unless given express permission - which you may not know, but honestly I highly doubt they have it - one should not be scanning and copying someone else's art or designs. Nor should they be filming a video encouraging that behavior! I would also suggest to privately message the creator to let them know this is happening. They may not be aware and it is always good to stick up for what is right. I am sorry that you are in this predicament!
I know I answered this on instagram but I wanted to share here for any one who wanted to see - I found it on Freepik.com. This is a great resource for images!
Moe, I have a Cricut cutter and I'm learning Inkscape. I want to make themed journals for my grandkids (thirteen of them). I want you to know how impressed I am with your clear step-by-step instructions and explanations. It's so helpful that you go slow enough that I can keep up and pause to take notes. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us! You're a lifesaver ❤
even though this is a five year old video, it was very helpful to me. Now I can offer customers a cricut ready sheet. Now, on to learning how to do a black out page.
Just fantastic! Love that you added the keyboard shortcuts because I'm a keyboard shortcut girl. Super informative and FAST! Holy cow! I'm floored that Inkscape has a distribute function because seriously even spaces are my life. Thank you!
Moe, I just want to say THANK YOU so much for your tutorials. I actually just got my first Cricut Explore Air 2 and was really trying to figure out how to make my own sticker sheets. Yes, you are right when it comes to the lag on the design space!! I was getting so frustrated! Then I found your group on facebook, then saw your videos and after watching the first one, I immediately subscribed! You have definitely helped me in learning my machine and I look forward to watching all your videos on it!! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain and put these videos out there!! YOU ROCK!!! Keep up the great work!
I am sooooo happy that these videos and the group have helped you! Thank you so much for your support!!! Happy crafting :)
Thank you - wonderful step by step instructions :)
How do I put a black border around any shape either circle or cube ??
thanks a lot for this detailed video
i wanna ask a question
in 8:58
you said to make sure to select "Make horizontal gaps between objects equally" icon, in my Inkscape version there is not that "equally" thing through options, and I don't know an exact way to to complete doing my work in an alternative option and everything looks neat as I wish, if u could help, I would appreciate that
Moe, you have out done yourself and acquired a follower with this very informative and helpful tutorial! I appreciate tutorials that are comprehensive and easy to follow without excessive (or pointless conversation). You spoke to your listeners as equals in crafting and I commend you.
Thanks
Thank you for such an informative and straight to the point tutorial!
This was so beyond helpful, I can't express how thankful I am for this video. I was getting overwhelmed with trying to make a sticker sheet until I found this. So we can't make sticker sheets bigger than 5.5 by 8 in. in Chrome? How do I check to see what sizes other browsers I have are able to do. I'm very new to this.
Yay! I’m so glad this helped! Design Space is now a program you download to your computer so you don’t need to worry about a browser. I am thinking of redoing these video but haven’t yet! So you can use the 6.75x9.25 measurement as standard now 👍🏼
@@MoeHoward516 Oh okay, you're a life saver. Thank you so much!
I see this is an older video. Are the instructions still good for newer versions of Inkscape? I'm a very novice Inkscape user. BTW, new subbie too.
another problem while dragging the small stickers to duplicate them, the mouse is keep duplicating the stickers and also the big rectangle, so could u help me how to cancel that thing?
Thank you!! you're tutorials are amazing to follow
A great tutorial, subbed. I'm getting into planner design and trying to make a recipe sheet. I never thought to use Inkscape.
does this only work if you have a circut explore printer? and is the function similar to what illustrator does?
Wow! This was so helpful! Got yourself a new subscriber 🙂 Thank you for sharing!
So stoked! I love your videos! I made so many paperclips.
yay!!!! I love my cricut for paper clips...I will spend a whole afternoon creating them. Thanks for watching :)
I am new to Design Space I have always had Cameo. Thank you so much for this video. I was seriously thinking of buying a new cameo cause I hate how stickers were cutting in cricut.
why is it when i import an image the surrounding arrows are soo far away from the image and yours are so close to your image?
you probably have a LARGE background..?? You can remove the background when uploading (Trace Bitmap) into Inkscape. HTH!
Wow thank you, You are a great teacher🤗
Glad this helped!! thank you for watching :)
Hi Moe!
No no no. I'm sorry I should have clarified. It's a little stick figure drawing my daughter made of us together on a post it note. I want to make it a sheet of stickers to mark when we're doing mommy/daughter day. :) I will try your suggestion. I thought about taking it to a business to have it scanned but wasn't sure if they have the capability of scanning it in as a png either. Thank you for the quick reply!!
Ok - I did just want to make sure! If you have a scanner at home the printer most likely will scan high enough quality that it can be made into an image. You may be able to scan it as a PNG, but that is just the file extension- it won't make the transparent background. But cleaning it up a bit in a simple program may give you something to work with.
Sorry to come off harsh! But your idea is super cute and I hope it works out!
What kind of adhesive paper do you print the designs on? Thanks for sharing this information.
So, I know this video is 2 yrs old but I’ve been watching it & following it step by step. When I go to distribute vertically it jumbles all the images. What am I doing wrong? 😩
I love your tutorials! You have a way of explaining that makes complicated things easy! Thank you! I am waiting for a Brother Scan and Cut machine. I was wondering if you can print directly from Inkscape? Or what do you do to print them for the Scan and Cut?
The scan and cut probably has its own software to work with. If it can import SVGs though I'd suggest using another program like inkscape so your designs are tied up in their program if you decide to change machines later on :)
hi. how come when i open the file in my cricut, it tells me that it's a large file and it takes soo long to open? please help. thanks!
When I run into this it’s because rather than ‘selection’ being highlighted when I export the PNG file ‘custom’ is selected and that makes a big file for me. Hope this helps!
Great video I have been searching for a way to do this and inkscape seems perfect I will have to watch this several times you go fast but very helpful
Thanks for watching! I hope it helps you - if I'm watching a tutorial sometimes I'll have my computer monitor split between the two screens. Half the monitor is the video and the other half is the program. I pause and rewind a lot too!
I'v made a sticker sheet in Inkscape svg file or png tried them both and only the shape uploads to design space. I get a message unsupported svg will be dropped-text elements. Can you help me? TIA!
Joanne Lane
Maybe you haven’t selected the actual sticker itself; if so, just select a larger amount of space with the shape. If this isn’t it, sorry!
Am I missing a step? I've followed exactly, but the "blackouts" disappear and are not there when loaded into DS, I have to export each image separately, then open in Pixler, work it in there save again and only then will my blackout be there when uploaded into DS - this, I am sure is an extra step than I can somehow omit??
hmmmmm i'm not sure where you'd need to use pixlr in this tutorial...i've done a ton of tutorials so sometimes it's hard to keep them straight! You should just be able to create the sticker sheet in inkscape, export as png, then upload to cricut design space with no blackouts needed. I'm just not sure what isn't working correctly, I'm sorry!
Do you know of another way to do the name clips? I have tried endlessly to download inkscape however it doesn't work....
Thanks you SOOO Much I just bought this cricut and was about to return it because of the crappy program that wouldn't cut my stickers.
Yes...Design Space is kinda finicky and annoying lol. I love using Inkscape to create my designs, it works so much better!!
Nicole Corbett In almost every comparison article I've read, Design Space has been the main downfall of Cricut! Moe has changed the dame with her videos though!!
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Thank you, so much! I have been struggling with Design Space for days trying to finish a design on ONE sticker. I do have a question, though. I'd like to print two sticker sheets on one page so I can reduce the amount of wasted material. Do you know how I can trick Cricut into doing that?
Cricut only allows for a 6.75 x 9.25 cutting area so I always try to design sticker sheets that fit that area. Other wise the software won't put two sheets together if they will be bigger than that area....unfortunately.
Thanks for this! I can't wait to watch all your videos! i must not follow along well because my cut on the cricut keeps being off. I am using chrome and I do not know what I am doing wrong? Any suggestions?
Yay! I'm so glad you're finding them helpful :) I find that if my cricut is cutting off, I go through these steps until it's fixed - re calibrate, cut in complete darkness, change my mat to a brand new one, take the blade out and clean the housing by pushing up the blade and using a fluffy paint brush to clean the debris out, change the blade. Usually once I go through some of these steps I find my cuts are better - I've only ever changed my blade 2x (I think!) so usually it just needs a cleaning. Hope that helps!
Great video! I'm just beginning to work with Cricut Design Space and I'm frustrated with the lag time. My question is, can I use an image with several images and make an offset for each one or do I need separate images, then combine them into one sheet?
If they are different shapes, then yes you'll need to make an offset around each image then combine them on one sheet. Otherwise it may look wonky using one offset for another shape. hope that makes sense! :)
I was so excited to see this video! You do an amazing job! However I had hoped you would show how to do the print and cut. I have only cut so far. Am I supposed to print this on my printer then cut it with the Cricut? I haven't even used the pens yet. Still quite intimidated.
Never mind, I just found your other video which explained it all. You are awesome at doing these videos! How do you do record the screen?
Apple will not allow me to download inkscape unless it is an app, I am SO bummed :'(
Karen Whiteway I have Inkscape on both of my Mac's. Where did you look?
Hi! Do you have a video that shows how to trace "cut lines" in Inkscape that I can then save as a .dxf and import into Silhouette? I'm trying to do it, but on my circles and flags, the file shows up in Silhouette Studio with a bunch of extra weird lines inside the shape. Your videos are awesome and I wonder if you have something already that can help! Thank you :)
I do not - that is something I am trying to explore. I have not even the slightest familiarity with .dxf files. I am sorry I can't help you here but I hope to be able to help in the future!! Thank you for your support
Thanks anyway! I'm figuring it out little by little :) I'll leave you a note when I've got it down :)
Just starterd using Cricut and Inkscape. Thank you for this video! When I use tekst in the sticker sheet, it also gets cut. How can I prevent this through Inkscape? Esther
Hello there, you'll need to add a box behind your text or an offset if each letter of the text is cutting individually. Hope this helps!
Thanks!!
where did u find the planner image
Help!!! When I export and put it in design space it is blurry. What am I doing wrong???
Make sure when you export your DPI is set to 300 - find that in the export box where you click the Export As button. Hope that makes sense!
I use Chrome as well, and I loved watching this tutorial, btw, but I still can't figure out what you mean by our being restricted to 8 by 5.5 and losing an inch? Idk ... It's quarter til six a.m., and I just had to ask, because I followed you on everything else but then had to ask myself, am I losing space around the edges? or what? Morning brain. Thanks
For the Chrome browser the Print then Cut area is only 5.5 x 8 inches, all other browsers are 6 x 8.5 - so I guess I really lose a half an inch all the way around. If you followed these steps and the browser you use is Internet Explorer, for example, just size it to be 5.5 x 8 inches. Or you could start with a 6 x 8.5 inch canvas and build your sticker sheet that way...but a 6 x 8.5 inch sheet won't fit in the print the cut area allotted for Chrome. Does that make sense? Thanks for watching :)
I've been trying to "fix" a pdf in Inkspace so that I can add an offset to a few images as well as compensate for the white that creaps out from some of the planner stickers. Inkscape is continually giving me a "not responding" message. I can't even move my selected image to the center of the workspace, let alone ungroup or anything else. I've saved the image as a png and an svg but those files don't work, either. I uninstalled Inkspace and downloaded the new version, 0.92.3 (I swear I had a newer one but I can't remember). What version are you using and does it give you fits, as well? Do you have a video that specifically takes a pdf, separates elements, adds offset, outer defining lines to stickers, deletes the background, etc. making it cricut ready? I don't have a cut image for this pdf and that's the only thing I can find a how-to for. You say that you are not an expert but you are amazing! You are a great teacher and your videos have helped me so much! Thank you!
Unfortunately I don't know much about the support of InkScape - I don't know how to solve the lagging issues. I find my lags too if i've got too much open on my computer or I'm working with larger files. I don't have a video on using inkscape for this but you can always use the free version of the Silhouette software to create a black out file. There's a tutorial in my Silhouette playlist for that. Then you can use that black out file to make your sticker sheet cricut ready....hope that helps!
I got my problem figured out I had the opacity too low!
Yay!!!!!!!!
I have an image that I have only a hard copy of that I want to use. Now, my scanner only brings it in as a pdf or jpg. Is there any successful way to then export that into a png? Or does the image need to originate as a png? I'm not sure if it's hopeless and I should just give up the mission.
First - is this an image you are allowed to scan in and use? If it is another person's artwork, from a book, etc or something you do not have permission to digitize I do not suggest doing so. You'd be infringing on the intellectual property of another.
If this a doodle of yours or something you have permission to digitize or reproduce you may be able to scan it and clean it up in a simple program like paint using the eraser tool. Leave a little border around it and you will not have to creat an offset.
Please do not digitize or reproduce anything you do not have permission to.
How would I use this same strategy for a word sticker? TIA
I've got a tutorial on that right here - ruclips.net/video/W7rl6Lr4TsQ/видео.html
Hi. I've never make my own sticker and I've never heard of Cricut until now. So just to make it clear: After making a sticker sheet design in Inkscape, I would have to have a Cricut machine, Cricut Design Space installed and paper sticker. Do I get it rigth?
Thanks for the tutorial.
Yes - so design in inkscape, save it. Have your cricut machine ready to go and Design Space installed. Upload the image you made to design space, click "make it" in order to have your printer print the image (should come out with registration marks), then place on the mat, feed in the machine, set the dial, press the flashing cricut button on the machine. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the reply. Is the cutting machine necessary? I've seen some tutorials where people don't use it, so I guess the Cricut makes it easier? In my place, we only have an option of buying premade stickers, so the idea of making your own is really cool.
How do you make the hydrate planner stickers in Inkscape?
So you can find a water bottle clip art and use a similar tutorial or you can find a water drop clip art and put 8 of them in a rectangle...just get creative! There are a ton of inkscape tutorials on my channel for some inspiration!
@@MoeHoward516 thank you so much. I got it done omg. I love this
Hi Mo can you fix the link for the tutorial on the pdf overlay in silhouette?
Fixed! whoops! Here it is too - ruclips.net/video/R0sMGjQXMBk/видео.html
This doesn't work for me :(
What are you having trouble with? I use this technique all the time to make stickers. Maybe we can figure out the problem together!
Do you know how to cartoon a picture to make into a sticker?
PicMonkey recently did a video on how to 'cartoon-ize' a picture if you will - ruclips.net/video/TWgm49Fw_kg/видео.html - maybe this will help you.
I didn't take it as harsh at all! And it may help someone reading in the future who doesn't realize that it's just not cool to do. I saw a video earlier this week where the person has been taking shops stickers and reproducing them in different scale or in a higher quantity per sheet for their own personal use. I feel like maybe that's a grey area but it's been nagging at me all week and I almost feel like I should say something to the original artist. I don't want to come off as a tattletale but at the same time it feels unethical. I know that she is a seller herself (of her own designs) so my hope is that maybe she privately obtained the okay from them to do this for her own planners. Anyway I digress!! I agree, give credit where credit is due. If you love someone's creativity, support them!
Agreed on the giving credit part!! I would mention to that person that they should not be doing that. Unless given express permission - which you may not know, but honestly I highly doubt they have it - one should not be scanning and copying someone else's art or designs. Nor should they be filming a video encouraging that behavior! I would also suggest to privately message the creator to let them know this is happening. They may not be aware and it is always good to stick up for what is right. I am sorry that you are in this predicament!
99,99% of people in the world use metric, not inches.
where did u find the planner image
I know I answered this on instagram but I wanted to share here for any one who wanted to see - I found it on Freepik.com. This is a great resource for images!