FREE Rhinestone Template Design With Inkscape

In this video ashlee falco teaches you how to make a free and easy rhinestone template using a free program called Inkscape. Ashlee falco teaches you 3 ways to create a rhinestone template. The first way to make a rhinestone template is by drawing a basic shape in Inkscape. The second way to make a rhinestone template is by using fonts. And the third way to make a rhinestone template is by importing your own png or svg file to Inkscape. The third way to make a rhinestone template Ashlee Falco teaches you how to make the rhinestone template multiple colors. By the end of the free and easy rhinestone template Inkscape video you'll know exactly how to make a rhinestone template 3 ways and even multiple colors.

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00:00 Introduction
01:50 Make a Basic Shape
04:32 Inserting Fonts
06:09 Go online to find Mickey PNG file
07:01 Insert PNG file to Inkscape
07:50 Rhinestone Template Background
11:11 Insert Rhinestone
12:10 Creating Basic Rhinestone template
26:16 Creating Multi Color Rhinestone template
30:26 Saving Rhinestone Template SVG file
32:17 Testing Rhinestone Template SVG file in Cricut Design Space
32:56 Final Thoughts

[ashleefalco]

What else should I create in Inkscape?

[angeladiaz]

I appreciate this video so much!! Thank you!! Your comprehensive step by step instructions give me great hope that I, too, can create the designs I would like to make.

[martahoshell]

Wow! That was great! Thank you for doing this! ❤

[olufunmilayoe.awosika]

Hi Ashlee, I can't seem to figure out what I am doing wrong. Regardless of the number of times and practice, with several adjustments everytime, my design keeps falling short of the dimensions I worked with on inkscape when I upload into cricut space. I have followed your guide in this video as well, please help!

[AmyTorsrud]

When getting images from internet to use do you find ones with no fee to use or pay the fee? I have seen in the past where the images may have a fee. Just curious.