If you are not interested in making and selling physical products with your Silhouette or Cricut, you could sell digital cut files. If you are creative enough to make high quality designs for others, there’s always a need for original cut files. And, selling SVG cut files is a great way to set up passive…
With all that’s been going on in our family this year, I haven’t been able to have guest designers pop in and share SVG cut file freebies. However, Olga, from CleanCutCreative, and I took a few minutes to catch up the other day and she suggested I share her new ‘Joy to the World’ cut file…
Need help using a free SVG cut file you’ve download from the blog? How to Download a Free SVG Cut File from Cutting for Business Pin the image on Pinterest. You must pin the image on Pinterest to download and use the file. This allows me to keep the files free. It’s simple: Hover over…
It just makes my day when guest designers pop into Cutting for Business to share free SVG cut files. Today, Olga from CleanCutCreative is back! Before I share her awesome Christmas cut file, I wanted to share a few of my favorite designs from her shop: This Christmas cut file is perfect for making wooden signs….
I know that Cutting for Business readers are creating and selling all kinds of Christmas and holiday related products with their Silhouettes and Cricuts. I’m thrilled to share a (gorgeous!) Jingle All The Way SVG with you. Today, Olga from CleanCutCreative stopped in the blog to give readers a free holiday SVG cut file. If you…
A few weeks ago, my inbox filled up with questions about how Etsy sellers were selling intricate iron on transfers. Here’s two of the links that were sent to me: fox and flowers. Today, I’ll show you how to create these using subliflock heat transfer material, a sublimation printer (read my sublimation series here), a heat…
Hi conference goers! It was my pleasure to swap with you at the All Things Silhouette Conference in Peachtree City. Below you’ll find the download links for the 3 cut files. Feel free to use for personal or commercial use, but don’t sell the file itself. Holly Jolly Wondering about the font? It’s called Shoestrings…
Attending a 4th of July party this year? Why not take the hostess a handcrafted patriotic card to say thank you (or put them in your shop so someone else can gift them to the lucky hostess)? Since I am not too handy with pop up cards, I’m thrilled to share that Beau from Beau…
Update: The tutorial below gives you more control over your SVG. If you would simply like to convert a simple .studio3 file to SVG automatically, head to this post. Also, if you are working in Silhouette Studio, saving as an SVG has been added to Business Edition! So far this week I’ve covered designing with…