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    Default Creating Scroll saw patterns using CorelDraw X5

    I have CorelDraw X5. It does a great job creating vector drawing from bitmaps with just a button click, but what I want to do is make the open areas that one would cutout on a scroll saw as the carve region within Carvewright designer.

    Example. I imported a scroll saw pattern into CorelDraw. I then select trace image (line art), it traces nicely, but I need the areas that get cut out as the traced segments so that when it is imported as a DFX into Designer, I can make a pierced cut out. Currently the parts that I don't want cut out are selected in Designer.

    I hope this is clearer than mud.

    Has anyone created scroll saw patterns using CorelDraw?

    Thanks,

    Steve


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    I have used scroll saw patterns, again today. Just open them in Inkscape and save them as DXF. Here's one of them.
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    ok Zan29 when is class in for lessons think we should have a pattern making class. nice work.

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    Yeah Roger, we should get together with Henry and the other guy (can remember his name) and have a CW weekend pattern design brainstorming........hahaha

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