Sources and links for free SVG digital cutting files.
Many moons ago, when I first started designing SVG cutting files they were all launched here first. Over time this expanded into it’s own little adventure called Digital Craft Emporium but, it’s time for my wee creations to come on home.
Does this affect you? Well, let’s see…
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Whilst I am taking a break from designing new files for the Digital Craft Emporium website I mentioned that I would still be releasing free files – so here is the first!
In fact, there are several SVG cutting files in this set for you to play with.
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Hallo you! Got a cool new cheat for you this week. You will love it, especially if you like using intricate, large complex or very ornate designs with lots of individual elements that make up the overall design.
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The final dive into the archive brings you THE most watched Scan N Cut tutorial that I have in the vault. It’s clever, it’s creative and it’s super easy!
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Having been posting videos featuring the Brother Scan N Cut, and its design software, on YouTube for quite a few years now and there is quite a selection in the archive.
I thought that it would be a nice thing to share some of the older content that still gets a lot of interest in case you have recently found me, or have forgotten the old stuff, and would like to have a look for yourself.
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A new free electronic cutting file for you!
To continue with the SVG Saturday series of posts, in which I supply you with a FREE cutting file each week, this week I have created a chain link frame for your enjoyment.
To continue with the SVG Saturday series of posts, in which I supply you with a FREE cutting file each week, this week I have created a simple and clean stylized floral centre-piece for your enjoyment.
This free electronic cutting file design has been made so that you could add your own comical sentiments to cards, scrapbook pages, home decor and more and features a cocktail glass with the word “gin” in it.
This time around I put together a card blank with a twist and inserted a medallion as a focal point in the top of the card.
The design is versatile though and you don’t need to use it as a card front – it could make a beautiful bookmark!
