I just can’t believe Christmas is already over. After months of preparation for December, all those festivities and holiday activities are behind us. Now it’s a new year, a new decade and a new chapter to write more interesting stories in our lives.
Just because we have to go back to the reality of what's called life and routine, that doesn’t necessarily mean our crafting fun should be over, right? ;) With valentine's day just around the corner, we get another excuse to get busy in the craft room, the living room, our bedroom or anywhere that’s got a little space for us to unleash our creativity! haha! So to get the party rolling, I’m so excited to be sharing with you 14 FREE SVG cut files (from yours truly and some of my amazing designer friends) that you can use to fast track your love projects. Use them for: Scrapbooking Making vinyl decals Stencil templates Cards T shirt designs Sign making Gift giving and many many more! Just use your imagination and creativity :) So grab them and get crafting! Join our Facebook group, Pinterest and Instagram to stay up to date with New Free SVG cut files, Tutorials, crafts, Inspirations and more! Don’t forget to pin any of the images below to Pinterest so we can spread the word and others can enjoy these freebies too. Thank you so much! 14 FREE Valentine's Day SVG cut files
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If you have Trouble opening the zip files on your ios Device, you can read the tutorial here on how to open a zip file on your iphone/ ipad.
For more FREE Valentine's Day Goodies, Check out these gorgeous SVG files by some other amazing designers created especially for you to use and enjoy! Hoozah!
More Valentine's Day SVG cut files
- My kisses are for daddy - Lemony Fizz
- Honey Bee Mine - Gina C Creates
- Love You More Box - Pen & Posh
- Love Birds heart - Persia Lou
- Heart Tic Tac Toe - Special Heart Studio
- Cactus Valentine - Liz on Call
- Alphabet I Heart U! - Maggie Rose Design Co
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Ooh I just love me some paper flowers 😍🌺🌸🌼 But I hate the time it takes to make one :(
If you’re someone who assembles their flowers petal by petal (and you know how time consuming sometimes it gets just to get one done 😩) and are looking for an easy to assemble flower, then you've come to the right place!
If you’re someone like me whose almost always short on time, I mean hello kids? Then you definitely need a template that gets the ball rolling in half the time it gets to warm up the glue gun. So I have searched high and low to find a template that’s easy to assemble but have only come across the rolled up styles. So I decided to take manners in to my own hands and create a template that’s easy to make and that’s quick to assemble.
So today I’m sharing with you this free flower template that I have made and has made paper flower making as easy as 1 2 3!
Go ahead and grab it now! Its Totally free. I have also included a center for the flower so your flower looks complete 🌼
Hope you enjoy using it and happy paper flower assembling!
Scroll down to the bottom of the page to download your FREE Flower Template.
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Make a Paper flower with Free Downloadable Flower Template
Here's a quick run down of how I assembled mine.
Upload the SVG template in to Cricut Design space and choose the number of layers you want to cut. In this example I made a flower with 3 layers; a 7 petals, 5 petals and a 3 petals.
(I actually cut a 7 petals, 6 petals and a 5 petals layers at first which didn't look very nice, so I trimmed down my 6 petals to just 3).
Go ahead and cut the petals with the material you like. Here I'm using a medium weight card stock.
As you can see, the petals here are 7,6 and 5. So I cut my 6 petals layer to be just 3. You will see what I mean later ;).
Next, with a Pen or a pencil or a chopstick (I'm using my Apple pen), start rolling the petals outward and down to give them some volume and a more flowery realistic look.
Fold the lower parts of the petals inward. This is where we're going to glue our petals stacked on top of each other.
This is what you should have at this stage.
Bring the hanging flap at the end to the other side of the petal and glue them together.
Continue doing with the rest of the layers.
Now flip the the biggest layer and measure the diameter of it's bottom and cut a circle of same size.
This will be the base of the flower so go ahead and glue it to your biggest layer.
Stack your petals according to size (biggest to smallest). Play around with how you want your petals to sit on top of each other. Once you're happy, Glue them all together.
Measure the diameter of the bottom of your smallest layer and cut the flower center similar in size and glue.
And that's it! Your flower is now complete!
How easy was that?
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Let me know how you went in the comments! And Thank you for stopping by!
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Do you have girls who like bows 🎀? Or have family members you can gift hair bows to? Or you just like bows in general? Well, I have two girls and I love creating hair bows for them!
I always start making a plain bow template and add my own twist and design to it to make it more unique and more them (I mean my little girls ;)).
If you want to learn how to create your own plain bow template in Cricut Design Space then follow this easy tutorial to create your own. You can modify these steps as we go so you can make it more uniquely you.
You can skip to the bottom of the page to watch the video tutorial instead.
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So let's get started!
I always start making a plain bow template and add my own twist and design to it to make it more unique and more them (I mean my little girls ;)).
If you want to learn how to create your own plain bow template in Cricut Design Space then follow this easy tutorial to create your own. You can modify these steps as we go so you can make it more uniquely you.
You can skip to the bottom of the page to watch the video tutorial instead.
Don't for get to share this Tutorial or Pin to Pinterest so others can learn too. Together let's spread the knowledge!
So let's get started!
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Learn How to Create a Hair Bow template in Cricut Design Space using Shapes
Steps
First we have to create an oval. To do this, Create a circle. Unlock the shape aspect ratio by clicking the lock icon at the bottom left of the circle.
Drag the circle to make an oval.
First we have to create an oval. To do this, Create a circle. Unlock the shape aspect ratio by clicking the lock icon at the bottom left of the circle.
Drag the circle to make an oval.
Duplicate this shape and move to the left or right. Make sure both shapes are aligned perfectly by going to edit bar and clicking on align 'center vertically'.
Select both and weld them.
You will need to create a long rectangle. More like a thick line. Do as we did with our oval. By unlocking the shape aspect ratio and dragging the shape.
Place this shape on top of our welded ovals. Make sure all shapes are aligned 'center vertically'.
Select all shapes and hit weld. This will be the loops of our bow.
Ok. On to the tail now.
First create a rectangle ( follow instructions as above).
Next, Create a triangle and unlock the shape aspect ratio. Place it at the bottom of our newly created rectangle and make sure the triangle has the same width as our rectangle. You can plug in the measurements of the width in the edit bar.
Ensure both the shapes are aligned. Select both and go to edit bar then choose Align then align 'Center Horizontally'.
The height of the triangle is really up to you. You can choose to have the cut in the tail short or long so resize accordingly.
Once you’re happy with this, select these shapes and click on slice. Delete unwanted bits.
OK! now on to the top of the tail.
Create a circle and a square. Use the square to cut the circle in half horizontally. You can do this by placing the square on the bottom half of the circle, select both and slice. Remove unwanted bits.
Place this half circle on the top part of the tail. Resize the width so it’s similar to the rectangle. Take your time and play around. Or you can manually plug in the width measurement of the half circle similar to the width of the tail in the edit bar. Select both and align them 'center horizontally'.
Once you’re happy, select both and weld.
Our bow is finally coming together! Exciting!
Rotate the tail 90 degrees. Make a duplicate of the tail and flip it. Make sure both tails are aligned 'center vertically'.
select both and weld. Next, create a rectangle similar to what we did for our ovals. Align the tail with this rectangle center vertically. Weld all together. Now you can just resize the tail so it's a bit smaller than the loops.
And that’s it!
You can take this a step further by adding more designs to your bow and making it unique and more you.
Like this bow I created. I added a few hearts to the loops to give it a more romantic valentiney ( is that even a word? Lol!)vibe. I also added an ice cream resin just because I love it!
So that’s it!
I Hope you learned something from this tutorial.
Cricut design space is truly amazing! With the few options they have made available, you can still get to create so many designs even complicated ones. It's a matter of using our imagination!
Have something to share? Have any questions? Know other ways to create a bow? Share with us in the comment.
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Benazir is the owner and Creative designer behind Redearth and Gumtrees.
When she's not working at her day job or looking after her 2 little cuties, shes either designing, writing or Crafting away!
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