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Thread: Paint Shop Pro Help for Scrolling Patterns

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    Paint Shop Pro Help for Scrolling Patterns

    I want to create a scroll saw pattern from a photograph. Has anyone done this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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    Gilbert:

    This tutorial has been around for a while, and is linked to a lot. It is a long tutorial, and takes a lot of Internet bandwidth. Be aware it is several years old, and was written with a version of PSP out at that time.
    http://www.freewebtown.com/80ArtDesigns/page1.html

    If it becomes too much of a problem, be aware there is an easier program to use, called Coyote from the Me-On-A-Pumpkin web site. http://www.meonapumpkin.com/
    (Aside: Me-on-a-pumpkin software is for converting a photo to a pattern for cutting onto a pumpkin using a #7 scroll saw blade stuck into a cork as a handle)

    Way down on on the difficult level is a software for the stained glass hobbyist called Pattern Wizard: http://sgdesigns.com/ Since it is so easy to use, you may assume it has limited options and flexibility.

    These are all bit map editors.

    BTW Gilbert: if you are into scroll saw as a hobby, there are forums that are focused on the hobbyist scroll sawyer that will complement your membership at this forum: http://www.scrollsawer.com/forum/
    {Un-ashamed recruitment plug}

    Phil

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