How To Make Scroll Saw Patterns with Paint.net
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- A quick tutorial on how we make silhouette scroll saw patterns using Paint.net
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Very useful, I was playing with these things a lot, just now, with one of my projects. Thank you for sharing it, my friend!
You're welcome. Glad it was able to help.
Good info, I'll be trying it when I start scrolling again.thanks for sharing.Chuck
Thanks. Looking forward to that.
Awesome, your news letter reached me, I followed the link and it's totally cool how you guys do all that!! Great tips!!
Cool. Good to know that thing goes out. Thanks. I'm sure most people probably knew how to do this already. I just needed a reference video to point people at when they have questions. Thanks for checking it out, brother.
re-tweeted it over there too. Very nice...
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Good tip... I did something similar with my last project, but it was a much more basic design. 🤓👍🏼
Thanks. It's super useful. Especially when making complex designs with multiple images.
very useful informative tips Ryan thanks photo sharing.
You bet, Opa. Thanks.
Nice tutorial Ryan, does paint.net have a "Thresholds" menu/option? Its available in Photoshop, it kind of does the same thing you are after using a slider to bring out the darker or lighter areas.
Not that I am aware of. I think the levels option is probably similar. Not sure though, I have never messed with Photoshop. BTW, your comment was marked as spam. What up with that?
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