There’s nothing I love more than freebies! If you love them too, read on.
Since purchasing a Silhouette SD digital cutter several years ago I’ve designed quite a few cut files from scratch. I sold them for a couple years in my Etsy shop but recently decided that I would remove them. The reason? I didn’t sell much volume and found it challenging supporting all the new machines, models, and file types that were coming out. I didn’t want to sell something unless I could offer some level of technical support.
Rather than having them sit unused on my hard drive, I’ve decided to share some of my more popular sets with the world. So here they are!
If you’ve got a personal cutting machine (aka digital cutter) that can handle SVG files or Silhouette Studio files, you are welcome to download them here by clicking the images below.
Happy cutting!
Not only have you got a wonderful sense of design and pretty files, I appreciate your generosity. I found Teachers Pay Teachers some time ago (even tho I am not a teacher) and I think it is a wonderful site. (ps, tried to sign up but it wasnt working)
Thanks so much. That’s very nice of you to say! 🙂
Do you mean you couldn’t sign up for the Teachers Pay Teachers site? If so, here’s a link to their support: https://support.teacherspayteachers.com
If you meant that you couldn’t sign up to follow my blog, I’ve just tested it and it seems to be working for me.
Cute! Thanks. I’ve opened the SVG files at Internet Explorer; perhaps it can help other women here. Or they can try onlineconverter.com/jpg. Greetings from Brazil!
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you for these files! They look fun!!!
Glad you could make use of them! 🙂
Thanks!!!
You’re welcome! 🙂
Nicely done! Thank you for sharing!
Hugs,
Sharron
My pleasure, Sharron! 🙂
I cannot get my my Silhouette Studio to open the files. Is there a certain way that I am suppose to open them?
Hi Rebekkah. The files come in a zipped folder. I’m not sure if you’ve worked with zipped folders before but you need to unzip (or “extract”) the folder before you can use the contents. I can’t think of any other problem it might be so hopefully that solves it for you. (In Windows extracting is as simple as right-clicking on the folder and selecting “Extract All” from the drop-down menu.) I’ve just now re-tested the files in my Silhouette Studio and I am able to open them without any trouble. Good luck!
Thanks, great store and blog items! Following.
Thank You for sharing these wonderful files. I will be cutting some out in the morning, the snowflakes are perfect for my Christmas projects.
Thank you very much, Linda. Wishing you a very merry Christmas! 🙂
Thanks a lot.
You’re very welcome. 🙂
I just found your site and I want to say a great big thank you for the freebies!
Thanks, Deb! Glad you are enjoying them. 🙂
Thank you for these file, Tina! I just did the fry container for the heck of it and I’m doing the purse, again, just for the heck of it. But I especially love your pennant design. I found you looking for bunting/pennant ideas for my daughters movie & popcorn themed birthday party, but I got sidetracked with your cute freebie files. Great job!
I’m so glad they can be used by others besides me! That’s awesome. Hope the party goes great!!
Thank you so much! These are really lovely and I’ve taken two of them x
You are most welcome! Glad they could be of use to you. 🙂
Thank you for sharing your talent 🙂
My pleasure 🙂
Just found your site – thank you so much for the files, they’re great!
You’re very welcome. 🙂
I am so so so excited for all of these! I have the Cricut Explorer Air & downloaded the Mustache files. I can’t get them to open in the Design space. Any thoughts? I have a MAC
Hi Ashley, Sorry! I don’t have the hardware or applications you do so can’t offer any recommendations. This is one of the reasons why I offer them for free instead of selling them — I can’t keep up with the machines that I don’t have. The last I was aware, Cricut machines couldn’t use SVG files but I guess I am really out of the loop. Hope you were able to get them to work!
I’m to extract these files into Cricut Explore Air Machine. But it doesn’t seem to be working? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Are these files only for Silhouette Studio? I understand that any SVG can be downloaded?
Hi Sue! Very sorry, but one of the reasons I offer them for free rather than selling is because I can’t test them out on all the various machines and applications. The last I heard, Cricut didn’t allow use of SVG files, so that is news to me that you can use SVG. Perhaps there are Cricut forums somewhere else that might help? Hope you can get them to work, assuming it’s possible. 🙂
Thank you for the SVG file they will help me so much in my steampunk cards and projects
You are very welcome. 🙂
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR SU APORTACIÓN. SALUDOS DESDE MEXICO !!!
De nada!
Thanks so much for generously sharing these files. Can’t wait to try them on my new Silhouette Portrait.
Glad you can make use of them! 🙂
Thank you so much..
You’re very welcome. 🙂
Love all of these!! Thank you so much for your generosity in sharing these files! I have looked at making and selling some SVG’s myself, but for the same reasons as you, I think this is more trouble than I can keep up with! Lol
Definitely easier this way! Glad you liked them. 🙂
Thank you so much. The snowflakes are greatly appreciated.
I’m glad!
Muchas Gracias….
De nada!
OMG! I want to hug you! I was looking for mustache, bowtie, & hat svgs for my son’s party and you’re so sweet to have EXACTLY what I needed for free! You’re the best!! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!! 🙂
I’m really happy you could find it so useful! Best wishes. 🙂
Thank you very much!!!
You are very welcome. 🙂
Muito obrigado.
Do these files not work with Cricut Design Space? I’ve uploaded many SVG files in there but cannot get these to work for anything. Super bummed out!
Sorry, if I had a Cricut maybe I could troubleshoot, but that is the reason I give these away rather than selling them. I only have a Silhouette SD.
Oh okay. I’ve just never came across svg files that didn’t work in both. Thanks!
Thank you for the snowflake files. I imported them into my Silhouette, but for some reason I cannot resize the images, any ideas? Really appreciate you sharing these!
Sorry. I’m happy to share them but I have no ideas when it comes to troubleshooting on others’ machines and software. They may not work for everyone. 🙁
Thank you so much for the cut files. My sister and her husband gifted me with a Silhouette Portrait for Christmas and I am still having fun discovering what I can do with it.
That’s awesome! What a nice sister to give you such a fun, crafty gift. 🙂
Thank you very much to share this beautiful designs!!! 🙂
Hi Tina,
Thank you so much for your heart to share your designs. God bless you in all your endeavors!
I have a Cricut Explore that i started to use just a few days ago. I tried to import the extracted file(s) as an SVG but it would give an error message (Overflow error) within Design Space.. HOWEVER, if you click on the image outside of Cricut Design space, it will open the file in Internet Explorer. Right click on the image and save the picture as a PNG file in the same folder where all the SVG files are. Then go back to your Design Space, and upload this PNG file. Just use the simple format, and click CONTINUE, and save it as a “PRINT AND CUT” file. Now it is usable within Cricut!
Thank you so much, Grace! Now I can refer other Cricut users to your comment if they are experiencing trouble with the files. Blessings to you as well! 🙂
I also found out you can do the same thing for jpeg files!
Thank you so much 🙂
You are very welcome.
I’m so glad I found your site. You’re so kind to share these files. I am learning to use my new Brother Scan n Cut and was looking for some files to play with. Thank you!!
You’re very welcome, Nancy. 🙂
These are beautiful! Thank you so much! 🙂
My pleasure. 🙂
You are not only extremely talented but also very, very generous. I thank you very much! Do I need to purchase a license for these? Once again, Thank you!!
Thanks, Darlene. Feel free to sell your cut out projects without a license. Obviously the cut files themselves should not be sold, but if you take the time to make and sell items from these cut files, that’s totally fine with me. Glad if they can go to a good use!
Thank you!! Love the snowflakes.
You are welcome. 🙂
My first official project on my new Maker! On Holographic Vinyl. Beautiful. Thank you, Tina!
That sounds so cool! 😀
Thank you for sharing with us all
You’re very welcome, Sheila. Enjoy!
Thank you for sharing your work! it is lovely !
Glad you are enjoying it!
Thank you so much! just great!!
You’re welcome. Enjoy!
Vielen Dank ich habe mich sehr über die Dateien gefreut
You’re very welcome! 🙂
Thank you for a very beautiful die (sorry for my english). Smack de France
You’re welcome! De rien! Bienvenue! Je vous en prie! 🙂 (Your English is just fine.)
Thank you so very much for sharing your files, they are fantastic!
You are most welcome, Genice! Use them in good health. 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome. 🙂
Just finding this treasure trove now! Thank you SO much!
My pleasure. 🙂
Thank you so much for the great freebies. They are things I haven’t seen elsewhere. Can’t wait to explore the rest of your site.
Wonderful! Hope you find some things that are of use. 🙂