Inkscape for the Scroll Designer- Part 2- Pattern Along Path

This is a follow up video to the initial Inkscape for Scroll Designers video. This tutorial focuses on using Inkscape's pattern along path function to create highly illustrative type scrollwork suitable to many applications such as CNC work including V-Carving and Inlay as well as laser burning. It is also appropriate for any graphic arts discipline that requires ornate embellishment.
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[@NGraver001]

See "PART 1" Here----> kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH7dqqaYiqaLrZo

[@tahirbashir80]

Hope you'll continue sharing your expertise with us without long delay. Keep uploading the vides so that people like us can learn more. Peace.

[@rogerscovell2329]

Thank you very much for your tutorial, very informative and super well done, one of the best explanations and content on the web. Please do more. I teach at a large High School and this will be very helpful in designing projects for my students.

[@jamesperkins9833]

Thank you so much for posting these videos, much appreciated!

[@ScottJohnson-uv1ul]

I have tried this in other software. I have watched many videos. NOTHING i have found is as good as this! Clear, concise, close-up of the work (not the artist), thorough. I create stuff and yours is the first i will consider buying!❤]]

[@CelticOneDesign]

Absolutely beautiful !!!

[@lpanebr]

Very useful and amazingly beautiful!

[@dawnabbott3783]

Awesome tutorial and beautiful work. I would love a video on making your own graphic elements to use. 😀

[@NGraver001]

Do you mean elements like I used in this video?

[@dawnabbott3783]

​@NGraver001 yes, the shapes used to create a pattern on the path.

[@playmotion.trailer]

thanks for the tutorial : I just spent 2 hours using part 1 to draw a wing...

[@p.t.anderson1593]

I wish Inkscape had a Spirogragh tool set...

[@CelticOneDesign]

Extensions>Render>Spirograph. Not very intuitive though.

[@p.t.anderson1593]

@CelticOneDesign Hmmm, I'll have to check that out. Thanks!