15 Creative ideas for using SVGs and Cut Files
Fancy giving them a whirl. Here are 15 Creative ideas for using SVGs and Cut Files
Have you ever looked at some beautiful cut paper crafts or vinyl decals and wondered how they were made? More than likely they have been made with a Silhouette or Cricut cutting machines.
These machines use SVG and Cut files to create beautiful and unique projects. These files can also be used in many digital computerised embroidery machines.
All these projects can be produced using designs just like these svg examples. You can also find lots of other free creative ideas svgs in my library.
1. Make a pop up card
Create a magical scene with layered cut designs in a diorama style pop up card.
2. Decorate glasses
Bring a bit of personality to a standard set of glasses with whimsical wine phases.
3. T-shirt
So many possibilities with a white t-shirt and a whole host of SVG designs. My particular favourite is this one for Halloween.
4. Make Christmas baubles
Or even baubles for other events. How about ones for a baby shower or wedding?
5. Create a family tree
This would make the perfect start to a family dedicated scrapbook album.
6. Make a gift bag
Gift bags are the perfect way to gift unusual shaped presents. In fact they are so much better than wrapping all together. So many styles to choose from, make gift bags for every possible gifting occasion.
7.Create wall art
Create wall art to bring a bit of personality to any room. Perfect for the kitchen, downstairs loo or the nursery. They a quick way to lift a tired corner of a room. I just love these tea themed designs.
8. Personalise your own mug
Make sure no one ever mistakes your mug from theirs in the staff room. Add a cute design and your name and there is no longer a missing mug mystery.
9.Make greetings cards
I love nothing more than making cards for friends and family. I also love getting a handmade card. You can just see how much thought, attention and love goes into them.
10. Make cut paper decorations
Use these in shadow box frames, add them to lampshades or hang them for beautiful decorations in a nursery or for a bridal shower.
11. Decorate a pillow
I love the fact that you can easily interchange slip covers on pillows. Make a collection of themed covers to take you right through from new year to summer break and the Christmas.
12. Create Signs
Signs have become such a popular decorative feature. Whether you have them on your mantel, in your hallway or on your porch they add a great rustic style to your home décor.
13. Decorate your water bottle
It has to be said I’m not a big water drinker and need more motivation to drink more. These cute designs would get me reaching for the water more often I think!
14. Make costumes
If you are like me and have primary school aged children. You will know that there are often themed days and requests for all sorts of costumes. Have a stash of patterns available to pull from. Add to plain t-shirts and leggings. Hey presto – almost instant costumes!
15. Make gift tags
Such a great way to finish off any gift.
