I am pleased to announce that I have just released a new SVG cutting file set in my Creative Fabrica store.

If you have asked me about ‘cards for men’ over the last few months, I listened – you NEED this one!

If you have a Brother Scan N Cut, Silhouette or Cricut cutting machine, then you may want to check this one out too.

It’s called ‘Stylish Suits’ and it contains a collection of cutting files that will allow you to mix and match your way to a range of masculine fashion styles for inclusion in your card making or scrapbooking projects.

The set has two suit jacket styles, two shirt styles, a wasitcoat, a knitted vest/tanktop (think Wallace, from Wallace and Gromit), two tie styles and a waistcoat.

I have even included a two-part top-fold shaped card that you can mount it on too.

Use them all or use them sparingly – it is up to you.

Here are a ‘few’ of the possible combinations using those elements!

Pretty cool, right?

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Come And Get ‘Em!

Interested in nabbing this file set and whip up some stylish suits for yourself? Great! (I assumed you said yes).

This set is available to buy from my store on the Creative Fabrica website. Just click on one of the big buttony-thing below and I will whisk you over there toot-suite!

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FAQs

Do I need a Facebook account to use the Creative Fabrica site?
No.
Upon arrival at the site you may be shown a sign up or sign in screen. You do have the option to use your Facebook account details to register/log in however this is not compulsory. Just scroll further down the form for more options.

Do I need to sign up for a subscription or other offer in order to get this set?
No.
Upon arrival to the site you may be shown the most recent offer running. If you do not want to take that offer up, scroll to the bottom and click on “no thanks” and you can then buy this set on it’s own instead.

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More SVG Cutting Files

This one not for you? No problem, you can find thousands more of my SVG cutting files in the Digital Craft Emporium archive on this blog or over in my store on the Creative Fabrica website.

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Ok, that’s about it for this one.

If you have any questions or thoughts about the content of this post, please feel free to pop them in the comments section below. I look forward to hearing from you.

Many thanks for stopping by and hope to see you again soon!

Bye for now.

John.

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