MZ SKEETER

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    This walk through explains the basics of vectorising in Inkscape.

    Step 1) Import your image. Click File>Import, find your file and click OK.

    Step 2) Select the image, go to the top of the screen, click Path>Trace Bitmap.

    Step 3) The Trace Bitmap menu will then open. Here you can select how you want your image vectorised and adjust the settings. You can also generate a preview. Once you are happy with the preview click OK and close the Trace Bitmap screen.

    Step 4) Now you will have your new vector image and the old raster (bitmap, jpeg, gif etc) image stacked on top of each other. Seperate the two and delete the raster.

    Step 5) Play around with your new vector image!

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    THANK YOU OUTBREAK SOOOOOOOOOO MUCH....MANY HAVE VIEWED BUT NO ADVICE...MY NEEDLE IS CUTTING FABULOUS IN THE AREAS THAT MY MACHINE DOESNT EAT......BUT I HAVENT TRIED THE PEN ATTACHMENT...I'LL GIVE IT A WHIRL.....IF IT WORKS WHAT DOES THAT MEAN.....THANKS AGAIN "OUTBREAK"....

    ALL CAPS turns people off real quick!!!   ALL CAPS means your yelling!!!! And I don't like to be yelled at.  I will never reply to anyone that uses all caps, whether I have the answer or not.   It's computer etiquette..  and my opinion. 

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    you are correct.,  they probably did not!!!   and will sooner or later get nailed for copyright infringement.   There are thousands out there.  Do your own work and take pictures of it.  You don't want to be selling what everybody else sells anyway.  That is only a pricing war. You want unique and different.  That is what people are looking for.  New ideas.  New designs.

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    download  www.inkscape.org

    Vectorising in Inkscape

    SolutionThis walk through explains the basics of vectorising in Inkscape.

    Step 1) Import your image. Click File>Import, find your file and click OK.

    Step 2) Select the image, go to the top of the screen, click Path>Trace Bitmap.

    Step 3) The Trace Bitmap menu will then open. Here you can select how you want your image vectorised and adjust the settings. You can also generate a preview. Once you are happy with the preview click OK and close the Trace Bitmap screen.

    Step 4) Now you will have your new vector image and the old raster (bitmap, jpeg, gif etc) image stacked on top of each other. Seperate the two and delete the raster.

    Step 5) Play around with your new vector image!