flower mesh

TheresaTT
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Re: flower mesh

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Shelly, can u explain the steps of your card.
Do you use layers for this . I haven't mastered layers yet. i have seen some tuts. on it but need to watch and do as i go.
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Re: flower mesh

Post by HeatherM »

Theresa,
That's pretty simple to do in SCAL2 or Inkscape. Import the flower mesh into SCAL2, make two identical hearts, Position one over the mesh where you like how it looks. Select the heart and the mesh, Path/Intersection. Now overlap the hearts and either use Path/Union or weld them together. :D
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Re: flower mesh

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I am gonna go try. I didn't realize that that would make the remaining mesh disappear.. Thanks.

I did it. :lol: cut it :) cool concept. i need to let my brain roam more.
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Decemberroses
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Re: flower mesh

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Shelley wrote:This is really neat! I just cut it out!

If you go to cut it, first preview it: there are some lines on two of the edges. I just flipped it, and nudged it to just off the cutting surface. It cut beautifully. Very detailed, took a while... And now I am just removing all the little pieces... I don't know what I'm going to do with it, but it sure is neat! :mrgreen:
I'm blanking here. lol! Why do you have to flip it?
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Re: flower mesh

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Decemberroses wrote:
Shelley wrote:This is really neat! I just cut it out!

If you go to cut it, first preview it: there are some lines on two of the edges. I just flipped it, and nudged it to just off the cutting surface. It cut beautifully. Very detailed, took a while... And now I am just removing all the little pieces... I don't know what I'm going to do with it, but it sure is neat! :mrgreen:
I'm blanking here. lol! Why do you have to flip it?
LOL, I'm not sure? I just looked back and I think I flipped it to get the line (on the right) to be off the cutting surface on the left... I guess I could have just nudged it over to the right, and got that line off? HA! I'm a dork. :lol: If you cut it as is, that visable, vertical line cuts too. :?
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