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How do I turn a brush shape that I used as stroke into a clipping path?

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Dec 09, 2023 Dec 09, 2023

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Hi. 

I created a logo with a checkerboard around the circular outside like attached. I did this by creating a brush stroke and applied it as the stroke. 
Now, I need to turn that shape into a clipping mask. 

Every attempt I've made either results in a blank white screen (maybe I'm following the directions I'm finding online incorrectly and masking my whole object -- while still being able to see the shape of the mask on it) or I get an error message because what I'm trying to use doesn't work that way.

Any suggestions?

Here's the item I want to turn into a clipping mask so the background shows through the "checkerboard". The white inside and outside will remain; just the red becomes transparent. 

 

Thanks everyone.

checkboard ring.png

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Dec 09, 2023 Dec 09, 2023

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If that were black instead of red you could apply it as an opacity mask. You wouldn't even need to expand it. Like this: Expand appearance and then see that you release all the clipping masks that might be there and then make a compound path and then apply as a clipping mask.

 

Like so: https://youtu.be/YrV0-vug36k

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