Sure Cuts A Lot 2 (SCAL) is a software that can be used specifically with the Cricut Expression, Cricut Personal, Cricut Create, and Cricut Cake Machines. This software will allow you to create images and fonts without having to buy all those expensive cartridges.

If you’re searching for free SVG files & images for Cricut and Silhouette: you’ve come to the right place! I’ve put together an awesome collection of my favorite SVGs, designers, & crafters (including two Martha Stewart American Made Award winners!). I had a lot of problems finding my own cut files, other lists were outdated with broken links or JPEGs that I couldn’t import or download. So frustrating! I’ll start below with my top 6 but there are over 23 sites in total with over 15,000 files between them.

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • Featured Top 6 I’ll start with my absolute favorite designers, collections, and images: all free. These collections range from complicated trinket boxes to pop-up cards. They use a wide range of materials: magnetic, vinyl, and of course cardstock.

I’m honestly inspired by each and every one of these artists. With all of these creators make sure to support them by either sharing their site or purchasing a design if you like their work.

This lets them continue to make wonderful designs to share with all of us. Simply Crafty SVGs – A recent addition that I just learned about! Sandy’s site is only the tip of the iceberg. Sure, it has wonderful designs. Sure, it has spooky coffins. What absolutely separates her work are the video tutorials. Every single free design I’ve looked up has a 10+ minute tutorial.

I’m astonished and so impressed I changed the top 5 to a top 6. Seriously, check out her work! More free SVG files All of these resources are compatible with both. If you’re looking for a single new machine, I’m currently recommending the Cricut Maker (which I ). – Juliana Michaels created 17turtles as a go-to resource for paper crafting enthusiasts who want to learn about card making and scrapbooking. What began as a way to share projects has turned into a wonderful resource of tutorials, sketches, and memories. – Each day Miss Kate (Kate Garfield) offers a free unique SVG file.

What sets her site apart from the rest is the attention to detail she gives to each file, even the free ones. With some other sites you’ll find layers that don’t quite fit or cut lines that are incomplete: not with Miss Kate! – KaDoodle Bug Designs is run by Melissa Deuss and she collects some of the cutest cut files of the year. Snoop lion reincarnated download. I’m not exaggerating, there’s literally a magical unicorn cake covered in flowers.

Better than that, she typically has two free SVG files that are rotated between different designs. – Run by stay-at-home mom Tricia Moore she offers a free weekly cut file.

The latest edition? A pretty sad looking bee offering you a bucket of its honey titled, “Sweeter Than Honey.” My heart breaks. – They offer a rotating collection of SVG files promised to work with the Cricut Explore, Silhouette Cameo, and Silhouette Portrait. At last count that’s 16 free files, a mixture of fonts and designs. – Lori Whitlock is a shop run by you guessed it: Lori Whitlock!

The quality of the SVG files she offers is unbelievable, from fonts to cuttable pop-up boxes all for free! Her collection is always rotating, so check in from time to time so see what she has to offer. – Currently offers 5 free files, including another sad bumblebee offering his honey and a smiling fish (Rowena) who seems to be in a pretty bubbly mood. – Paper-obsessed and catering to DIY divas, Chelsea Rachel offers a seemingly endless number of SVG cut files because she thinks “everyone should be able to create beautiful projects and do it for cheap.” I love this so much. – Diane has a lovely collection of cut files which work with Design Space, including my favorite,. The card is an awesome example of how different materials and application can completely change a design.