$7.99
Christmas SVG Bundle, these svg files are perfect for creating greeting cards with a cut paper look, designing t-shirts, totes, Christmas Ornaments, and more! From gift tags and gift boxes, to creating your own wrapping designs, these cut files will go a long way to make your gift wrapping festive and fun this holiday season.
SVG allows for scaling of art to any size without loss of quality. You can even save the designs as PNG to use as DTF transfers.
Art Included in purchase:
1. Santa Clause, complete layered SVG file as one graphic. (you can separate this in your software for layers)
2. Santa Clause, Layered Parts (for your convenience)
3. Candy Cane, complete layered SVG file as one graphic. (upload and separate easily in your software for layers)
4. Candy Cane, Layered Parts (for your convenience)
5. Holly, complete layered SVG file as one graphic. (upload and separate easily in your software for layers)
6. Holly, Layered Parts (for your convenience)
7. Christmas Tree, complete layered SVG file as one graphic. (upload and separate easily in your software for layers)
8. Christmas Tree, Layered Parts (for your convenience)
Merry Christmas and HAPPY DECORATING!!!
Note:
INSTANT DOWNLOAD - No file ships
Your files will be available to download once payment is confirmed.
But please contact me if you have problems with your order
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
I have several customers inquire about the importing SVG files into their Cricut Design space. Here is some basic info to get you started.
Importing SVG Files in Cricut Design Space
1. Log in to Design Space.
2. Click the Create New Project button.
3. Click the Upload Image button.
4. Click the Vector Upload button.
5. Click the Browse button and locate your svg file that you want to import.
The image should now be viewable in your Design space.
Cricut provides lots of helpful details here: https://help.cricut.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009556313-Uploading-Images-into-Design-Space
Here is a great video link I have found very helpful:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RgewC02OBQc