February 2, 2019

SVG Saturday Week 9 – Vintage Valentine’s Day

SVG Saturday – Valentine’s Day

Y’all, it’s February…is it just me, or did January feel like it was 987 days long? I am ready to celebrate special birthdays, Valentine’s Day, and hockey fun this month! But first, I am sharing my last group of Valentine’s Day SVG files for SVG Saturday. These are probably my very favorite SVG files, and I am pretty sure I will be making myself at least one Valentine’s Day shirt. I especially love that vintage Valentine’s Day truck file!

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SVG Saturday

Each Saturday I will share one to three new SVG files. These files will be on sale for $1 for one week only. The following Saturday the price will go up to the regular price, $1.99. These files are all for personal use only, and they cannot be edited, altered, or resold. If you would like to use these files for commercial use, please contact me.

Vintage Valentine’s Day

It’s no real secret that I love all things vintage, so I went a little vintage with this week’s SVG Saturday. I re-purposed my vintage Christmas truck and made it a little sweeter. I also made a simple vintage typewriter style LOVE SVG file.

Vintage Valentine’s Day Truck

This little old truck got a makeover for Valentine’s Day and I could not love it more!

Get the SVG File here.

Typeset LOVE

I was inspired to make this file by my vintage typewriter, and it is the perfect sentiment for the upcoming holiday.

Get the LOVE SVG File here.

For these projects, you will need

Iron On Protective Sheet

Shirts

Iron On:

STEP 1:

Upload the SVG into Design Space, and size to fit. Then, send the project to the machine to cut. {If you are using Iron On, don’t forget to mirror the cut, and place the Iron On on the cutting mat shiny side down}

STEP 2:

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

STEP 3:

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.