Can someone help with a test?

[MaryAnne]

Hi guys!

I have an old template on my blog for a pop up cube. It was designed as a print and cut item, but it would be really useful as an SVG, I imagine. I used an online SVG convertor and it gave me this. No idea how the dotted lines might work, but if someone could help with making it a usable SVG that would be great!

I've added both the PDF and the SVG
pop_cube_template_1.svg
pop_cube_template.pdf

[Shirley Anne]

Hi MaryAnne, the svg opened OK in Studio although the fill was black and the dashed lines not red and blue as in the pdf. I cut the file on my Cameo and the dashed lines cut OK. I then opened the original svg in Illustrator and it looked very strange - see screen shot. The black objects are actually letters when ungrouped so am assuming they are the text you used for the dashed line instructions and also the outline of the box was invisible. Anyway have cleaned it up and revised files attached. (not quite worked out how to stick the box together mind !! )

cube.jpg
pop_cube_template_1-2.svg
pop_cube_template.studio3

[DJG]

I've cut the SVG but like Shirley I can't figure out how it goes together. EDITED

Just found it on your blog with instructions . Shirley it's here if you want to try https://scrappystickyinkymess.wordpr...p-cube-how-to/

[Shirley Anne]

I've cut the SVG but like Shirley I can't figure out how it goes together. EDITED

Just found it on your blog with instructions . Shirley it's here if you want to try https://scrappystickyinkymess.wordpr...p-cube-how-to/

I understand now Doreen

[MaryAnne]

Excellent work ladies! Thanks!

And sorry for not thinking to ink the instructions!