


Now you have a new file and you can paste by clicking your motif exactly where you want it to be.


Now save your new chart and name it before returning back to your master chart to collect another motif. When you are ready to paste your second motif, choose File on the top tool bar and choose your destination file from the recently used files at the bottom of the File Menu. You will soon get into the rhythm of copy, toggle file, paste, save new file, toggle file, copy etc.
Before continuing with more advanced move options, we'll look tomorrow at recolouring, and then how to make your palette match your stash.
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