missing python modules

Hello all,
I'm trying to install and run F-Engrave but I get an error when I try to run it from a terminal that says the "pyclipper" module is missing.  I tried installing the module using  sudo apt-get but I'm getting nowhere.  Has anyone run into this error before or have any idea how to resolve it?  It sounds like a common, almost rote, python module so why would it be missing in the first place?
I'm reluctant do do a total reinstall of python 3.  Any Ideas?  Help. please....
Also, is there a native graphical python editor in Debian or do I need to install one?

Try editing the f-engrave.py file and adding 3 after python at the top of the file, save and try running it.

I gave that a whirl, it sounded promising, but no dice.
I went through all of the script and it would appear it was all written in Python2.7.
I've wiped clean all the files and I'm going to try a fresh install (third times a charm).

Try installing the pyclipper module:

Pyclipper installs on Python 3 OK but there seems to be some problem with the script.
It wont run in either Python2 or Python3. It will launch (sort of) from a Python3 development environment but without any fonts. So I get a partial GUI but it doesn't actually do anything.

Does anyone know of any alternative programs that are more Unix friendly?

Alternatively, I guess can try patching a network together with my Micro$#!t machine using samba and just let it run the F-Engrave program but that sounds like more headaches than it'd be worth.

It runs fine for me without modification on buster (python 3.7.3), bullseye (python 3.9.2), and bookworm (python 3.10.. All I needed was python3-pyclipper for all three distros.
You do need to have appropriate fonts, I downloaded the CXF zip file at the bottom of the F-Engrave web page, then added the directory in the Settings - General Settings window.