Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2015 11:54:47 GMT -8
I will confess that I am not a great designer, I know what I want to do and can trial and error my way to a great result. I'm just wondering if someone can give me some insight on how to cut down on the trial and error on this next project.
I'm trying to carve a recipe into a wood piece, about 13 inches tall. From the bottom of the wood, I need the first ingredient to be 3.25" (will be designated by a line and ingredient name). Then, again measuring from the bottom edge of the wood, the next ingredient would be at 5-7/8", etc. etc.
Does anyone have an idea, using ipicture as my software for the carving, to get to a carving that will have 8 ingredients correctly spaced? I don't mind having to play with the design, moving things up and down till they are correct, I'm just trying to cut out some of the trial n error.
I'm trying to carve a recipe into a wood piece, about 13 inches tall. From the bottom of the wood, I need the first ingredient to be 3.25" (will be designated by a line and ingredient name). Then, again measuring from the bottom edge of the wood, the next ingredient would be at 5-7/8", etc. etc.
Does anyone have an idea, using ipicture as my software for the carving, to get to a carving that will have 8 ingredients correctly spaced? I don't mind having to play with the design, moving things up and down till they are correct, I'm just trying to cut out some of the trial n error.