I chose a photo of my puppy on the day we got her.  I used the AImake image processing Photo to Silhouette Decor to create the image.  I then used the manual cutout to remove the white background.  I selected the image and used offset.  I checked Inner and unchecked External.  I chose to offset 1mm because choosing 0 made each piece slightly smaller.  Now, I have an outline of the entire piece and can delete the original image.  

I wanted a total of 3 layers, so I made a copy of the image.  Then, I selected each image and released compound vector.  I made a copy of the outer square to get my first layer.  Now, I want to remove what I don't want in the next 2 layers.  On the 2nd layer, I just want the outline of the dog, so I delete the details inside.  I left the inner lines for the stick and the small stick at the bottom and changed to score.  I set everything else to cut.  I deleted the grass on the 3rd layer but kept the oval shape under the large stick.  I also kept the small stick at the bottom.

On the 3rd layer I need to add a border inside the bottom half so an outline of the legs cut out and the frame continues all the way around.  I did an inner offset of the outside frame to match the inner part of the frame.  Then, I made an external offset of the legs, the outer part of the stick on the right, and the lower jaw piece.  I changed the color of all the offsets to make it easier to see.  Now, I need to alter the grass piece.  I selected it and hit edit.  I then removed the bottom portion as seen the the picture.  Now, I need to make it a complete shape, so while still in edit, I made a shape as shown.  I needed to make sure it crossed the shape to the right and met up with the border.  I selected the 4 purple shapes (not the border) and united.  Then, I selected all the purple shapes and chose subtract at overlap.  This did leave some unwanted lines, so I edited the new shape and removed all the unwanted parts.  I also adjusted a few areas that were very thin and could possibly break when cut out.  At this point, I selected my new vector and make a copy.  I added it to the 2nd layer and made sure it was set to score.  I lined it up using the top left corner.  I then went back to the 3rd layer and selected the entire image (minus the small stick) and made compound vector.  I selected engrave so I could see the completed image.  I then made sure everything was set to cut except the score lines on the 2nd layer.  I change each layer to a height of 6 inches so I could scale them all down while keeping them the same size.

I used 3mm basswood plywood for the 1st and 2nd layer and 3mm dark walnut plywood for the top layer.  Any material can be used just make sure the settings are adjusted if needed.  Process each layer.  The top layer is very delicate, so be very careful taking it out of the machine.

I painted the bottom layer with green acrylic paint.  I then painted the stick part of the middle layer brown and the grass area a lighter green.  You can paint or stain as desired.  Glue each layer together then glue the small stick in place.  Finish with a clear coat or sealer.