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    We have a rain day in North Louisiana. Its been raining cats and dogs plus horses, cows and any other animal you can name.

    So playing with some of my software tools. Went into CorelDraw. Drew a straight line. Applied a brush stroke to it. Used the swirl command to swirl the line. Exported to blender as a svg. Converted it to a mesh. Added an oval disk to the model. Subdivided the mesh for a denser mesh. Exported as an stl to designer. Blurred it a bit using the pattern editor and we now have a swirl pendant. About a 5 min exercise.

    kind of a primitive rune stone design.
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    Another version. Applied a stone texture to the 3d model and then ported to CW. Here is the difference in look.
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    Here is a blank drop fang primitive amulet for a canvas. The pattern is blank so you can add your own initials or rune.

    Including a picture of all the little do dads I've built this morning. Most are primitives within blender so they are a one command to create patterns.
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