Glad you found it, and you find it useful.

Hi there, Sorry the files are not available anymore. My storage system was hacked during 2020 and these files are lost. Good news is that the technique shown works in the current Illustrator environment. Feel free to let me know if you got it to work.

@@FashionChalkboard hello i actually did the same as you did in this video and i tried to expand it with file and stroke and i still have the gap in between , any tips please

Have you had any success? Let me know and I will look into it on my end too.

You are welcome 😊 Please let me know what else you need help with.

You're welcome.

Hello Unc! Thank you for commenting and taking the time to watch this and send us feedback (yeah my kiddo shared). indeed back to the footrace.. have a great week.

Thank you that means a lot. Especially as I am planning and learning how to show up more consistently going forward.

@@FashionChalkboard Thank you and waiting...

Hello Dwayne, You are very welcome! By the number of exclamation points I am especially happy to have helped. What was the answer that you were looking for?

Excellent!

Glad it helped!

Hi Suzanne, Is it possible that your stroke is below the fill? Sometimes that happens. Makes sure that the order in the appearance panel is stroke on top, then fill. If that isn't the case - If you would like you could take a Loom video or take a screenshot so we could look at your settings. You could DM me on Instagram.

@@FashionChalkboard Thank you 🥰

@@FashionChalkboard thanks so much! I finally figured it out 🥰

@@suzannedawson4120 glad it worked! 🙏

@@FashionChalkboard How can I get the stroke on top in the Appearance Panel?

Big thanks

Happy to inspire.

Glad it was helpful!

Hi Sasha, No purchase needed. For now these are still in the free section of the studio. Once you register for a free account via fashionchalkboard.com/free-resource-vault-way/ visit the vault here: fashionchalkboard.com/free-members-free-flat-sketch-template-free-brushes/

Hi there, will keep it in mind. Thank you for watching and commenting. In the meantime did you see this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ24gHyHa75nm7c it's showing how to reflect a brush. for v neck corners you would usually draw a left and right clipping mask with the brush inside and match the edges at the V center. So two straight edges meet at the V center. Here is a video on general clipping masks. Hope this helps a bit for now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ24gHyHa75nm7c

HI there, Make sure you are looking in the brushes window. In the bottom right corner where you have the trash, new brush.. the third icon from the right is the options of selected object button. It looks like a list. Make sure that you are selecting a brush (line stroked with it) in your artboard and then click on the options. Good luck. Let me know if you find it.

Hi Jimmy, hope the steps below help you 1. Create a brush (pattern brush) with the fringe detail. 2. Draw a curved line (black stroke) and then apply the brush to it. 3. Expand the fringe along curve and proceed with the other steps.

Check out this course about trim brushes here. I plan on adding more videos to KZbin soon, but in the meantime browse here: fashionchalkboard.com/create-brushes-prints-garment-details-adobe-illustrator-summary/

🌼 Hi Andrea, You can choose what digital look + layout you want and then decide where to showcase it. You can have it on your devices like an Ipad to take with you. Or you could have it on your own website or a portfolio site. Additionally, you can create a PDF for emails. Check out my free course on this topic where I talk about this a bit more. GOOD LUCK and thanks for voicing your confusion. fashionchalkboard.com/how-to-create-a-portfolio-for-fashion-and-textile-design-kit/ 🌼

Hi Bongavi ( I hope that is your name?), I think that the portfolio size is entirely up to you. I have used US letter size lately. When I was fresh out of fashion design school, I was carrying around the giant portfolios that made me look like a fresh graduate. To me, it is more important that the layout that you choose for your presentation stays consistent. You don't want to have to keep rotating the pages as you walk the interviewer through. I cover a lot in my free course: fashionchalkboard.com/how-to-create-a-portfolio-for-fashion-and-textile-design-kit/

Hi there, It's all in my plans. Thank you for asking about it. I know it's a bit too fast but I show the paint bucket almost daily on my instagram design practice. Here is one that you can watch for inspiration until I load up some new videos here: instagram.com/p/BvDUS3zgC0B/

Thank you and you're welcome.

Try this link and request the key to the vault: fashionchalkboard.com/free-resource-vault-way/

Hi there, the software that I am using is Adobe lllustrator and Adobe Photoshop. The days of Cds have gone and the software is now downloadable from their website via their cloud subscription. www.adobe.com/creativecloud.html I think that one might still find the last official cd-rom based version for Adobe Creative Suite CS6 good luck to you and let me know what you decide to purchase

Hi Rosella, Thanks for asking. Let me try and put this into words. I am using a group (white lines) that is set up with the transform effect (reflect and move 1 copy) through the appearance panel. Once this is set up to fit my croquis I have to double click to isolate the group and draw in the group isolation mode. This will then preview the mirror drawing. I will probably do a KZbin video on this in the future. There is already a free step by step (module 2) and a template to try out in the Studio. fashionchalkboard.com/5-free-ai-psd-tools-to-help-supercharge-your-digital-design-workflow/

@@ludmilalembke3053 Great trick! Thanks for sharing it!

Hello there, thanks for watching and commenting. Take a look at the free mini-course inside the studio where I address a couple of your concerns as to where to be found and how to get those freelance jobs. Hope that helps. fashionchalkboard.com/how-to-create-a-portfolio-for-fashion-and-textile-design-kit/

Learn the difference between your and you're or you're fired ;)

Jim MacQ autofill but thanks! I appreciate it. You’re very much appreciated.

It was just such a nice setup line. Cheers!