I did one sized for a Macanudo glass cigar tube. I have a few of these. I like to repurpose stuff. Mine doesn’t have the pizzazz of your but it looks good in walnut. Thanks for the inspiration.
This was Leon’s last job before packing up.
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Alas, poor Leon, we barely knew thee…
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I used the vector version of my floral vase file for the first time a couple of weeks ago, and started to add a little bit of color like I had done before…except then I decided to add another color, and another one…and pretty soon I had colored a whole side of one of the fins. Which meant that then I had to color the rest of them. I didn’t count the number of hours I put into it before finally finishing it, but there were a LOT of them!
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Simply lovely.
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We all live in a Yellow Submarine, a Yellow Submarine, a Yellow Submarine.
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Wow…I love it! Talk about yer adult coloring stuff! What did you color it with?
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Ooh, so pretty!
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“Color It” gel pens on the surfaces, oil markers (I don’t remember the brand) for the gold edges.
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What did you color it with?
Also. where do you get the glass to go in it to hold the flowers?
I used gel pens (“Color It” brand). I used them because they’re what I had, so don’t be afraid to experiment with other types.
It doesn’t have a glass in it; I’m planning to eventually make some wooden flowers to go in it, but have only got one made so far. (I get distracted with other projects!)
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Amazing.
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I’m sorry I seriously couldn’t resist 
This is a freaking awesome file 
Thank you
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That is really great! Love the score only design!
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So pretty Nice job.
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That is just beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
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I LOVE this project! Thank you so much for sharing!! Glowforge and Inkspace are totally new to me. Could you please tell me how you “cropped down a free coloring page design”? I’d love to make this for a friend with an ocean critters etching, but I don’t know how to do that.
Thank you!
Brandi
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I wrote a tutorial on how to do it in Affinity Designer (Cutting out rasters in Affinity Designer) but someone better with Inkscape than I am will have to chime in and tell you how to do it there. Best I can offer is very general – you’d probably need to create a clipping path to cut it out, then rasterize the resulting image, since the Glowforge doesn’t understand clipping paths.
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