( Right click image to download & open in Inkscape. When finished you will (hopefully ) end up with something like this Select the outer circle path and the "spokes" path.ĭraw the remaining two paths and fill with black as well. Make sure the path is a closed path - if it's open at any point the next steps will fail.
When you have worked your way all around the inner circle and spokes will be one path ( Minus the two S shaped curves which has to be done separately.) Join the drawn curves with the circle segments as you go along. (Some places you have to insert a node or two to get the path to match.) (Near center of circle.)ĭrag the curves to match the background image. When done - select all nodes on the inner circle and break path at selected nodes.ĭelete all line segments that covers a "spoke".ĭraw straight lines from remaining segments to end of spokes. Insert nodes at the corner of each "swirl spokes". Here are the steps I took to create the SVG below: if you can't use the "basic" hand-tools you will never be a good wood-worker - but you might be an excellent "tool-collector"! )
( I compare this to woodworking - no matter how many "power-tools" you got in your tool collection Tracing this will give you some "hands-on" experience working with nodes. This is a relatively simple image that's easy to "hand-trace"
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