I am looking for shoes, high heels, mens shoes, etc.

[lasnow]

Looking for shoes, women high heels, mens shoes, sneakers, baby shoes...need to cut an array of shoes. Also, I am new as you probably can tell, but how do I get my Pazzle images over here to cut? HELP!!! TFS!!!!

[papasue]

Welcome to the forum.

I can answer the first question, but not the Pazzle one.

There are many, many fonts for shoes. If you google font shoes or boots you'll find them.
Here are two links to get you started.

http://www.fontspace.com/category/shoes
http://www.dafont.com/search.php?q=shoes

Then there are the silhouettes. Lots of free groupings of shoes, boots etc.
http://www.google.com/search?client=saf ... 8&oe=UTF-8

Also, if you search this forum for shoe or boot or baby shoe you'll most likely find several.

Someone will come along and answer the Pazzle questions I'm sure.

[Pazzles]

...how do I get my Pazzle images over here to cut? HELP!!! TFS!!!!

Hi! Your Pazzles cutting files -- if they are from our Craft Room -- are most likely WPC files, and not SVGs. (We do have some SVG files, but everything has a WPC version.) WPC files can be opened only by our Inspiration Studio Software and by Funtime Scrapbooking Software.

Here's how you convert from WPC to SVG:

• Open the file you want in the Inspiration Studio Software
  Make sure there are no 'groups' in the file (ungroup everything)
  Export the file as EPS
  Open the file in a program that has converter capabilities, such as Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator [Note, if you use Illustrator CS 5 or 6, you can cut to your Pazzles Inspiration using our plug-in.]
  Double-check that there are no groups
  Export the file as SVG.
  Open the file in SCAL. Check that there are no double-lines (two sets of identical overlapping shapes) and then cut as normal.

Here's a video tutorial on converting WPCs from Scrappydew. Note that if you have Pazzles Inspiration Studio Software, you do NOT need Funtime or the PDF writer he uses in the video. You can export as EPS to open in Inkscape (so you skip his first few steps). It's a good tutorial because it shows the possible grouping and double-line problems that happen some times.

I hope that helps!