January 19, 2019

SVG Saturday Week 7 – Valentine’s Day

SVG Saturday Week 7 – Valentine’s Day

I am in full on Valentine’s creating mode, and I can’t stop myself! I love it all so much! This week I decorated my mantel, I made pillows, signs, flower buckets, and more. And, I made more Valentine’s Day SVG files.

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SVG Saturday

Each Saturday, I will share one to three new SVG Files. Each one will be just $1 for one week. After the first week, the SVG Files will go up in price to $1.99. Terms of use; All digital files are for personal use only. They cannot be edited, altered, or resold. If you would like a commercial license, please reach out to [email protected]

Hugs & Kisses SVG

I LOVE this one! As the boys have gotten older, they have stopped wanting to give us as many hugs and kisses, but we still want to show love and affection…so, we say, “hugs and kisses” to them as they leave the house each morning for school. It’s so great for a giant sign above a fireplace or on the wall.

Get the Hugs & Kisses SVG here.

Love Arrow SVG

This is perfect for small signs or decor pieces. You can quickly make home decor with Iron On and and EasyPress 2 and it isn’t too Valentine-y, so it could easily be left out all year round.

Purchase the Love Arrow SVG here.

Mom Heart Tattoo SVG

Guys!! I SO WISH I had known how to create shirts and SVG files when my boys were younger! I wish I could convince one of them to wear this shirt now. Instead, I will have to make some for friends. For real, how cute is this????

Get the Mom Heart Tattoo SVG here.

To make any of these projects, you will need

Iron On Protective Sheet

Blank Bags, Shirts, Mugs, or Frames

Send the project to the machine to cut. {Don’t forget to mirror the cut, and place the Iron On on the cutting mat shiny side down}

Weed the excess vinyl, and pre-heat the EasyPress. See Cricut’s recommended guidelines for time and temperature settings.

If you’re applying the Iron On to fabric or canvas, put the fabric on the EasyPress Mat and press the fabric before applying the Iron On. If you are putting the Iron On on wood, you will not need to pre-heat it. Now, place the Iron On on your surface and cover it with the protective sheet. Use the EasyPress according to Cricut’s recommended guidelines. Reverse the fabric or canvas and press the backside of the design for 15-30 seconds.