February 9, 2019

SVG Saturday Week 10 – Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras SVG Files

I know it’s not even Valentine’s Day yet, but y’all Mardi Gras is right around the corner! I have been dreaming of all the delicious food, and fun decor for weeks already. So, to quench that desire, I made some Mardi Gras SVG files for this week’s SVG Saturday!

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I know some people go all out for the holiday with special Mardi Gras Costumes with Mardi Gras masks, but I am more of a t-shirt and jeans kind of girl, so these are great for me! However, if I ever went to Mardi Gras New Orleans, it may be a different story.

Y’all Need Ash Wednesday:

Guys, I grew up going to church every Ash Wednesday and asking for forgiveness while the pastor put and ash cross on my forehead…This SVG is one of my favorites for sure!

Purchase and download the Y’all Need Ash Wednesday SVG File here.

Show Me Your Beads:

This Mardi Gras beads SVG is just a fun play on words! It’s fun and silly, and probably a little inappropriate, but isn’t nearly everything Mardi Gras a little inappropriate?

Purchase and download the Show Me Your Beads 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.