Threadless didn't, but that isn't unusual. Gotta keep plugging away...

This one's up for scoring. Just click and score, baby! Still loving Inkscape. Viva open source!

replace color worked great. It took a long time to figure out though. Inkscape uses the rgb and a transparency value, so solid white is ffffff plus ff. Replace color uses only the first six characters.

That's a cool tip. I will investigate it on my next project.

I can indeed place the image anywhere. I will try some different placements as you suggest, and thanks. If I read you correctly, placing the "pattern" over the wearer's left shoulder would mean a 90 degree rotation? Or just moved up?

I'm working on the image here: http://www.inkscapeforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=959 It uses three colors. I'd like to quickly change the three colors to try out different combinations. To achieve the effect, I have, say, the mauve on the lowest later, then details of it on the highest layer, wit...

Call it a retro phantasia, a grown up's longing for childhood, the juxtaposition of the hard machine with the soft bubbles.

If your design gets selected, then you must provide a vector file.

Mine was dropped after 24 hours for low scoring. I estimate that 1/3 of 1% of the submissions each week get printed. So this was a test run of the process more than anything.

Followup: I like the first image better because the two legs at that angle give to illusion of a gentle supporting movement, as though she is swimming in place. The second image seems more static.

I love the first one. Mermaids are okay, I guess, but the first one has a human connection and an ethereal peace about it. But in water, of course.

Nope, it isn't unclear at all. Thanks for the help. At least I wasn't overlooking a simple button.

I've been using Inkscape for about a week and love it. So I've made it a personal goal to get an inkscape shirt printed at Threadless. Then I can give something back to Inkscape. Might happen, might not, but it is fun to try! The link is: http://www.threadless.com/submission/160080/Whirlygig If you ...

Hello. I have highlights at the top layers of my image that I want to "punch out" all the way to the bottom. In other words, if the background in blue, the highlights become blue. I read the thread on division on top of division and clipping was suggested. If I understand clipping correctl...

Thanks! loving inkscape.

Did you get this to work, Darth_Gimp? I can't execute the tiled clone trace color-by-color as mentioned in the link.