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I LOVE creating graphics in Adobe Illustrator. Seriously, it is SOOOOOOO much fun!!!
Thought I’d share my first creations with you (free for personal use!!!)
There are over 100 FREE SVGs for you to create your own printables or DIY crafts! 🙂 Have a blast!!!
100+ Free SVGs to Create Printables
To say I am excited is a COMPLETE understatement!! <3 I am so happy to finally be able to share with you all these SVGs that I have been working on behind the scenes.
But first, you may be asking, what exactly is an SVG? Great question!
SVG actually stands for scalable vector graphic. A more common name for an SVG file is a cut file.
This is perfect for those of you who own, or maybe know someone who owns a Cricut or Silhouette. You can make tons of fun projects including t-shirts, stickers, tumblers, and beautiful wall decor!
Or maybe you need a little inspiration to get your creativity boosted; you’ve got over 100 options to choose from and play around with; endless possibilities!
To download them, simply click the pictures below and save. Please note, all SVGs are for personal use license only.
Creative Ways To Use These:
The great thing about these adorable free SVG files is that they can be used in SO many ways. Here are just a few to get you started. 🙂
Create DIY Vinyl Designs
These files are made for and GREAT to use for the Cricut, Silhouette and other cutting projects!
Do you ever see those beautiful framed wood prints at Hobby Lobby, or someone wearing cute icons, funny designs or quotes on their t-shirt?
You can now make your own homemade projects!
Not only will you save tons of money, but customize to exactly what you want. You can cut out the images with your machine or phrases and put them on t-shirts, socks, purses, fall pumpkins, tumblers, wood, frames…the list goes on and on!
You can use the sticky vinyl for cups and surfaces or, if you have a heat press, put them on clothing!
Make Fun Printables
Wanna make your own printables? This’ll help!!!
These graphics are sure to brighten up and make any printable you create super adorable. 🙂
Some different printable ideas you can make with these:
- Kids fun activity printables
- Wall decor for your home or a gift for someone else
- Chore cards
- Lunch notes
- Cards
- …and TONS more!
Use For Homemade Cards
You can also use these color and black and white SVGs for all your card needs for the year! Think about it, you’ll have every holiday, birthday, anniversary, and “just because” cards covered.
No more spending tons of money at the store on the perfect card only for it to be tossed (let’s be honest!) Instead, make your own card look the way you want and add that special touch of love because it is homemade.
There’s nothing more heartwarming than giving/receiving a homemade card from someone. 🙂
The hard work of creating cute images to use has been done for you, you just print it out, add a little creativity and ta-da, you’re good to go!
I hope you are just as excited as I am in creating them, to start using these fun SVGs. <3 <3 <3
Need help uploading your SVG into Cricut? Click here to see our full tutorial!
Pamela Vermeulen says
Thank you SO MUCH!!! This is AMAZING!
Sarah Titus says
So glad you like it. <3
Gretchen Hecht says
So excited to use these in my classroom and home! 🙂 Thank you!!
Sarah Titus says
Absolutely! <3 So glad you can use them!
Julie says
Hi Sarah-great job-these are so versatile and cute-thanks
Sarah Titus says
Thank you. They were SO much fun to make in Illustrator. 🙂
Cee says
Just curious, am I the only one who counted and realized that 100+ is actually 93?
But, seriously, these are great! And thank you for sharing them with all of us for free!
Sarah Titus says
I double counted just now and there are 102 in there. 🙂 I always double check before I post things as well, so as not to make a mistake and “lie”. It’s very important to me that my word is always truthful. Thank you for keeping me accountable. So glad you like them. <3
Cee says
Oops! Sorry! I just realized that the pictures are likely supposed to all be in a 3 row grid and I have blank spaces or some rows with just one or two pictures, so it must be my computer glitching and not rendering some of the images properly. Sorry; I should have realized that before commenting but my brain didn’t figure it out!
Sarah Titus says
Oh, not a problem at all. Glad you figured out what was happening and hopefully they will load a second time. 🙂
DavetteB says
How do you use SVG files if you want to print without a cricut or similar? Normally I put graphics Word or Publisher and print, even reverse images to print t-shirt decals.
Thanks
Sarah Titus says
The SVG’s on this post aren’t inserting in Word? I just tried it and it’s working for me, so I’m not sure. I right clicked, then saved the image to my computer, then inserted into Word. Did you try those steps? Downloading it first?