Mastering Inkscape: Trace And Transform Your Images Like A Pro!

[@lisawhite9725]

You are the Queen of the castle! That was awesome! I’ve used Inkscape a little but not very well. Thank you for doing that tutorial! ❤

[@ashleefalco]

awe thank you!!! I seriously LOVE Inkscape! The fact that is FREE is what makes my heart so happy LOL

[@ImproMooray]

He's right these tutorials are also really easy to follow especially for us beginners ​@@ashleefalco but they are still more engaging than most. Of course it helps to have a charming adorable host.

[@doctormo]

Great tutorial Ashlee. 👍

[@ashleefalco]

thank you!!!

[@itsmeJennaL]

Thank you! This will be so helpful for embroidering too!

[@ashleefalco]

Oh that's good to know!

[@pickle55]

Very nice tutorial. Thank you!

[@ashleefalco]

Thank you for watching!

[@marks7502]

you're a good Aunt

[@ashleefalco]

thank you

[@rjbgillis]

What you are doing makes sense to me, however, I have an SVG file I created in Canva Pro. I can't get the image to do anything but be just a one layer issue, when there's actually 3. I'd love any advice! I'm trying to separate a design into it's 3 colors to send to the screen print company I'm using but it just gives me 1 layer. Help!!!

[@ashleefalco]

I've tried creating SVG files in Canva and uploading them to cricut and they never turn around right. I'm determined to figure that out though.

[@troymcclellan2842]

Your really Good!

[@ashleefalco]

thank you!!

[@troymcclellan2842]

How to align the 3 layers back perfect?

[@ashleefalco]

if it were me, I would've never moved the pieces group them. Once you release all the path, I would've grouped all the color pieces at that point and changed the colors as needed. That said, if you were to do it the way I showed and are concerned about getting it all right. Use your original image, send it to the back and manually place each group over the top of the picture. Once all done, just delete the picture.

[@ImproMooray]

Great advice ​@@ashleefalco you were really active in the comment section a year ago

[@reneebanbury7066]

I don’t have a Mac. How do I screenshot on a pc?

[@ashleefalco]

Alt + Print Screen - To take a quick screenshot of the active window, use the keyboard shortcut Alt + PrtScn.

[@ImproMooray]

There is the `print screen` key and you have the sniping tool which is excellent for screenshots.

[@ethanhunt937]

This is quality shit!

[@ashleefalco]

thank you!