Free Cut Files For Valentines Day Projects

Where To Find Free Valentines SVGS

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Valentines Themed Free SVGS
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There's a selection of Free Valentines SVGS at:
https://jojoandbella.com/?s=valentine&post_type=product&dgwt_wcas=1
When the price shows $0-?  The $0 is free for personal use, the cost is if you want to make items to sell using the svg, then you need to purchase the commercial use license. 

A selection of free Valentine SVGS here
https://mainroaddigitalcreations.com/category/holiday/valentines-day/

There's a large selection of free Valentine svgs at:
https://store.caluyadesign.com/collections/free-valentines-day

Another large selection of Free Valentines svgs - earrings, cards, candy holders, layered projects, sayings, and more - 
https://www.printablecuttablecreatables.com/?orderby=price&paged=1&s=Valentine&post_type=product

The latest designs on this site are all sublimation, but scroll back a bit, their earlier designs include lots of great svgs and even a few paper projects
https://crafthousesvg.com/collections/freebies/valentines-day?ref=6959505



Paper Cut Valentine Bear SVG Free From
https://svgcutsblog.com/blog/2010/01/03/free-svg-file-sure-cuts-a-lot-01-03-10-cecile-the-valentine-bear/
Although any svg can be cut from any material, those designed for layered paper designs are not always ideal for vinyl, as you would be layering vinyl on top of vinyl, adding thickness you may not want.  That doesn't mean you can't do it, and when it's only 2 or 3 layers, it will work great!  But for some designs that are designed to layer 7 or more sheets of paper for dimension, you may not be happy with the results if you try to use that svg on a t-shirt, or as a sticker on a cup.






https://www.creativefabrica.com/product/red-truck-valentines-edition/ref/89681/


https://svg.icraftvinyl.com/products/free-svgs-700-valentines-day-designs
There are quite a few Valentine SVGS on this site - although it can be a little misleading.
They are FREE.  I had no trouble receiving the free download, and there was no need to enter my CC info.  But it advertises "700 Free Valentine svgs"
A Ridiculous Number.
What actually downloads are 50 free files, and they look nothing like the ones shown...  This is what downloaded:


https://specialheartstudio.com/free-valentines-day-svg-cut-files/


https://crafthousesvg.com/products/free-halloween-svg-bundle?ref=6959505

Some of the free Valentines SVGS From HelloSVG
https://hellosvg.com/product-category/valentines/



These are just a few of the great FREE svgs from:

You're My Lobster Free SVG

15 free Valentine SVGS From




http://svgcuts.com/blog/2011/01/17/cute-dinosaur-svg/

https://seelindsay.com/diy-love-bug-t-shirt/



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Projects
Tutorials, Ideas, & Inspiration






Layered Hearts Shadow Box






Dollar Tree Kissing Booth Project

Foxy Valentine Card - Free svg - https://www.3dsvg.com/shop/cards-svg-files/foxy-valentine-card-free-svg/?affiliates_svg=959

https://papercraftetc.blogspot.com/2021/01/a-valentine-diorama-to-give-to-your.html

https://3dsvg.com/shop/cards-svg-files/xxo-card-free-svg/?affiliates_svg=959


https://www.birdscards.com/free-svg-cut-files/valentines-day-svgs/


https://www.craftwithsarah.com/product/heart-border-greetings-card-svg/

https://caluyadesign.com/free-candy-hugging-animals-svg/

http://svgcuts.com/blog/2016/06/03/free-vintage-heart-card/

http://svgcuts.com/blog/2011/01/27/love-frame-free-svg/




This is a quick and easy class valentines day idea! I know some Dollar Trees have had these bags in the party supply aisle, but I cannot find them on their website. You can buy 50 bags for $13 on Amazon here - https://amzn.to/2QSQ6kl Or michaels has them on sale $3 for 5 bags. Find the free svg here - https://www.printablecuttablecreatables.com/diy-tic-tac-toe-valentine-gift-free-svg-file/

https://specialheartstudio.com/layered-heart-shadow-box/

Free svgs & Project Ideas for EOS Lip Balm cards




12 wine bottle bags for $7 here:





https://www.wherethesmileshavebeen.com/hand-scripted-love-cupcake-toppers/

This is a quick and easy class valentines day idea! I know some Dollar Trees have had these bags in the party supply aisle, but I cannot find them on their website. You can buy 50 bags for $13 on Amazon here - https://amzn.to/2QSQ6kl Or Michaels has them on sale $3 for 5 bags. Find the free svg here - https://www.printablecuttablecreatables.com/diy-tic-tac-toe-valentine-gift-free-svg-file/
You could customize the other side with "Happy Valentines Day From" your childs name...

http://svgcuts.com/blog/2017/01/24/free-svg-mini-favor-box/

There are 27 free Valentines files in all here!
http://svgcuts.com/blog/2018/01/03/27-free-valentines-day-svg-files/


https://www.printablecuttablecreatables.com/product/layered-valentine-hearts-free-svg-files/


https://maggierosedesignco.com/layered-flower-heart/



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How to Upload An SVG to Design Space

How to use a free svg in Design Space

Once downloaded, you unzip
The HTML file is the SVG - that's the one you want.
You upload (not actually install) to design space
Attach - But only attach the same color.  So select all the blue and attach, then all the red and attach, etc.  If you select all and attach, your design will be one color.
(A More detailed Step By Step Can Be Found Below)
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Free SVGs & Ideas For EOS lip Balm Valentines Day Cards


Cliff Notes:


  • For the EOS containers, you want a 1.460 inch circle
  • For the Dollar Tree Lip Balm you want (Sorry, not sure yet - I'll add soon!)
  • To attach the lip balm, you need to open it, put the back through the back, and then put the lid on the top front.
  • Easter EOS designs are here, Christmas EOS designs are here.


    • SVGS that can easily be converted for holding Lip Balm:
    None of these svgs is specifically for the EOS lip balms, but they are all great images that you can easily slice a circle out of to make them hold an EOS, or the Dollar Tree equivelent, lip balm.


    This site offers pdf files to cut your own flowers as shown here, but you can also use free svg files from LoveSVG (below) to do the same thing 
    Another idea using flowers - from Pebbles in My Pocket.  The Silhouette Design store features this design, but it does not offer an svg version, so it would not work for cricut users.  LOVESVG however, has a great selection of flower svgs that would work great to recreate these. To create the "tail" here, simply slice a triangle out of the end of a rectangle, or you can use the l key in the KG Flavors & Frames Five font.

     
    https://lovesvg.com/2017/02/2000-flowers-set/
    https://lovesvg.com/2017/02/2002-flowers-set/
    More flowers - with stems - https://lovesvg.com/2018/01/love-elements-5191/

    Examples of the flowers above, with a circle for the EOS container attached to cut:
    (I left the colors the same so you can easily see which designs I used from above - I changed the colors when I cut...)

    https://www.dafont.com/kg-flavor-and-frames-five.font

    There are LOTS of free animal svgs that can easily have a circle cut out of them to hold the EOS container.  Here are a few ideas:

    https://lovesvg.com/2017/01/little-animals-in-love/
    The "trick" with lovesvg images is to ungroup, ungroup, ungroup.  You may have to ungroup half a dozen times at least.  As you ungroup, delete anything "extra".  I deleted everything but the fox, then I ungrouped some more to delete the marks on the foxes head, because I knew I did not want to glue on all of those little pieces.  I also removed the oval from his stomach, because I knew I wanted to replace that with a circle for the EOS container.

    After removing all of the extras, I created a circle sized 1.460, placed it on top of the fox body, and chose attach.  You only want to attach like colors, so do not select the feet, or nose, or lighter pieces - only select the body and your circle.  
    For this project, and many others, attach replaces slice.  the circle will now cut out of the center of the foxes body, no need at all to slice.

    While working on this, I had to "send to the front" a few times, things kept getting lost in the back.  You will see that option under "Arrange", near the top left of your toolbar in design space.


    https://lovesvg.com/2017/11/teddy-bear-4671/


    https://lovesvg.com/2018/01/cat-and-heart-5296/

    https://lovesvg.com/2018/01/pigs-5339/



    Print Then Cut Cards
    These are not specifically for cricut, but if you upload them, you can use Print Then Cut to make the cards:

    • Remember that the maximum size for print then cut with cricut is 6.75 x 9.25
    • The circle for the EOS container is 1.460 
    • Place the circle on the design where you want it to cut, select all, and attach.  No need to flatten for these, because the image you are uploading it already flat, and you want the added circle to cut.

    This is a large file, and it took a few minutes to load in design space for me.  Once loaded (choose complex) I erased only the outside white layer.  Then I resized to the maxiumm width, 6.75, created a circle sized 1.460, duplicated it, placed the circles over the tires, and chose select all, attach.  Before hitting make it, I would want to add circles to the bottom photo as well.  When finished, this would cut two per a sheet.

    The same process will work for the files below as well

    These monsters are so cute - but again, not formatted for cricut.  You can either upload them to design space and add a circle to cut, or you can print them and cut by hand.

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    And while these have nothing at all to do with cricut, I couldn't resist adding them here


    Another cute idea - you could use your cricut to cut the hearts and tags for these. The sticks are simply hot glued on the bottom, and those cellophane bags can be found in the candy making isle of most craft stores (near the bags of melting chocolates)
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    How To Convert Simple Free Clipart To Cut Instead Of Print In Design Space




    I chose a simple image to demonstrate this, I found it at 

    Open design space, open your project or open a new project, then on the bottom right, choose upload/  It will upload the image, and give you three options  - Simple, Moderate, Or Complex.
    For a simple image like this, Simple is perfect.  All of your white areas will turn light grey - don't panic, that's ok!

    On the top right, the wand is usually selected by default.  That's what you want.  Click on the light grey parts.

    See how you get a "grid" where you clicked?  That's now transparent and will not be part of your image.  Notice how I left the head unselected?  If I do not select that piece, it will "fill in" and not cut.  Choose preview at the bottom of the screen, and you'll see your new image:




    I could use the image like this, but if I want the trunk piece to cut out, I need to select that too.  Don't worry if you make a mistake and click the wrong area, there's an undo arrow in the top right- you an undo and redo!



    By default, the image on the left, save as print then cut, is usually selected.  Go ahead and click on the one on the right, save as a cut image.
    This is not critical.  If you accidentally save it as a print then cut, simply switch it to cut in the layers panel once you have it inserted.


    That;s all there is to it!  But what if you are putting this on a red shirt, and you want the white parts on the elephants head to be white, or a lighter grey?  That's easy too.  Follow the steps above, and insert that image.

    Then start from the beginning, repeating all the steps, but this time, erase the dark grey parts and leave the head parts - like this:

    This time you will be left with a jagged outline after using the erasing wand, to get rid of that, click on the eraser tool that is right beside the wand.  You can adjust the size of your eraser...
    If you are having trouble working on the design because it is small, on the top right you can use the magnifying glass to zoom in.

    After erasing the outline of the elephant, you are left with this.  Click on preview to see how it will look on the next page.
    Now insert both of your new images into your project.

    Make sure there is a scissor icon beside each piece.  Then you can click on the colors to change them, making the insert cut out of cream, and the body in grey, here.

    That's all there is to it!  Make sure it is set to cut, instead of print then cut, when you go to make it:

    If you are looking to convert something a little more complex, I did a comparison of 10 different apps and websites that will convert a photo to an svg - 

    https://fieldsofhether.blogspot.com/2019/02/programs-sites-for-converting-to-svg.html

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