Sometimes I surprise myself and can do something “complicated” in Inkscape (which I did today)….and other times I get stumped on something that I’m sure is very rudimentary.
With that disclaimer said…
Can someone walk me through how to make the inner line a different color from the outer line? As it is now, everything is joined/grouped together (I imported this design, didn’t draw it myself).
(I tried a few different things, but they didn’t work.)
TIA!
Ungroup, or path-break apart.
As stated, then select the individual line, press shift (to select the stroke color) and presto - a separate operation to designate as a cut.
I made a quick video for Inkscape:
My guess is you did a “Difference” to create this shape, which leaves you with a compound path, which you then have to “Break apart”:
Hope this helps!
@eflyguy @PrintToLaser @jestelle
You guys are awesome ~ THANK YOU!
I had tried “break apart” but couldn’t change the color….but after watching you fiddle with the colors in your video, @jestelle I switched from “HSL” to “RGB” & that did the trick! A video’s worth a thousand words. 
Thanks so much for your time! 
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