Ten ALL NEW Fretwork Background Cutting Files Set 3 – DXF, FCM and SVG File Formats

Due to the popularity of the first two fretwork background cutting file sets I have put together a third ALL NEW cutting file set with large backgrounds of assorted designs.

Introducing Set 3 in the Large Fretwork Background series of cutting files from Digital Craft Emporium.

In this set are ten all new designs for you to use in your cardmaking and scrapbooking, or any other creative project for that matter.

Each file has been designed at 11.5 inches square so there is lots to work with but you can always crop this down using your machine’s software or trim parts away for use on mixed media projects with your scissors.

The designs are varied and can be used for many types of projects.

Here is a quick look at the designs available now in this set.

File Types

The following file types are included as standard.

SVG – This is an image file type that can also be used by most home hobby cutting machines including the Cricut and the eCraft although some machines will require the file to be converted in external software before it can be used for cutting.
DXF – A vector based file type that can be used be most home hobby cutting machines. In particular this file type can be used with the Silhouette range of cutting machines in their free software. It can also be used in the majority of CAD software if you are super clever.
FCM – A cutting file type only compatible with the Brother Scan N Cut. As a bonus treat this file format has been included ready to use with your machine and therefore all you will need to do is pop it onto your USB and take it to your machine.

I have even included the white PNG files in case you use a graphics programme and would like to include these in your digital scrapbook pages.

Don’t forget, my designs come with a generous angel policy too so whether you have a batch of charity cards to make or a special one of a kind canvas, grab your set today!

If you would like to get yours, you can head over to www.digitalcraftemporium.co.uk now.

Many thanks,

J :)