2 layered. Sheep with St patricks hat with clovers and flowers on a round disc.
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Step 1: Starting with the sheep
Insert a picture of the sheep. Remove the background and remove part of the top of the head.
Step 2: The hat
Insert the image of the hat. Remove the background. Place it on the sheep's head, to see if it fits or have to make adjustments to make it fit. Set the settings to engrave and group the hat and sheep. Click on outline and set it to zero. Then group it again.
Step 3: The circle and clovers
Insert a circle and place the circle around the sheep image.
Insert the clover image and make it to size. Then copy and paste the clover and put it on the line of the circle. Keep repeating till the circle line is filled with clovers.
Once that is done, you can move the circle and set it aside.
Do the same with the sheep and group all the clovers, so they can't move.
Set the settings to engrave.
Then put the circle and sheep back in place.
Step 4: Flower
Insert the image of a flower and copy and paste it. Revert the pasted image so it is mirrored.
Do that 2 more times. Make 2 of the flowers smaller.
Place it into the circle and place them where you like it.
Set all the flowers settings to engrave.
Step 5: Outer circle
Insert a circle and place it into the existing circle, but make it smaller.
You will have 2 circles now. Hoover your mouse over both and click group.
Set the settings for cut. That piece will be the outer border.
Step 6: Engraving and cutting the piece
Start by engraving and cutting out the sheep. Then engrave and cut out the circle with the clovers and flowers.
Cut out the border circle.
Step 7: Finishing the piece
Setting 1
Process Method
Bitmap Laser Engrave
Process Material
3mm MDF Board
Power(%) or Cut Pressure(g)
9
Speed(mm/s)
150
Lines per cm
100
Pass
1
Bitmap mode
Grayscale
Setting 2
Process Method
Laser Cut
Process Material
3mm MDF Board
Power(%) or Cut Pressure(g)
30
Speed(mm/s)
8
Pass
1
Once everything is engraved and cut, you can start coloring the sheep, flowers and clovers.
I used posca paint markers. Once that is dry you can glue the sheep on the circle and then glue the outer border onto the circle and your project is done.
Insert a picture of the sheep. Remove the background and remove part of the top of the head.
Insert the image of the hat. Remove the background. Place it on the sheep's head, to see if it fits or have to make adjustments to make it fit. Set the settings to engrave and group the hat and sheep. Click on outline and set it to zero. Then group it again.
Insert a circle and place the circle around the sheep image.
Insert the clover image and make it to size. Then copy and paste the clover and put it on the line of the circle. Keep repeating till the circle line is filled with clovers.
Once that is done, you can move the circle and set it aside.
Do the same with the sheep and group all the clovers, so they can't move.
Set the settings to engrave.
Then put the circle and sheep back in place.
Insert the image of a flower and copy and paste it. Revert the pasted image so it is mirrored.
Do that 2 more times. Make 2 of the flowers smaller.
Place it into the circle and place them where you like it.
Set all the flowers settings to engrave.
Insert a circle and place it into the existing circle, but make it smaller.
You will have 2 circles now. Hoover your mouse over both and click group.
Set the settings for cut. That piece will be the outer border.
Start by engraving and cutting out the sheep. Then engrave and cut out the circle with the clovers and flowers.
Cut out the border circle.
Once everything is engraved and cut, you can start coloring the sheep, flowers and clovers.
I used posca paint markers. Once that is dry you can glue the sheep on the circle and then glue the outer border onto the circle and your project is done.