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After payment is done, you will receive a link to download the product, please check the mail you ordered, it is in the inbox section, if you don't see it in the inbox section, please check spam box, and make sure your mailbox is not full, and that you are not blocking strange mail. If you do not receive the link to download the product, please contact me immediately, I will respond soon to solve the problem for you.

You will receive a zip file, including files: svg, png, dxf and jpg with high quality and 300dp resolution, my files are compatible with all types of cutters, very easy to use. Please note that any glitter texture shown will not be included in the files you receive. It is displayed for demonstration purposes only. This design is for personal or commercial use. A FREE commercial license is included with unlimited use (for small businesses only). You are permitted to use this design on your own physical end product that you sell (e.g. shirts, mugs, bags, signs, etc.), but you may not sell this design in any digital form, nor may it be used as a part of a new or different design that will be sold in digital form. This vector design is compatible with cutting machines such as the Silhouette and Cricut. I look up each design before listing to ensure it doesn't violate any trademark in the SVG digital files class. However, you are responsible to check the design in the class in which you intend to sell your end product as it is possible the design may be a violation in your product's particular class even though it is not in mine.

Go to Downloads. Click on the download button beside the bundle you want to download.

When you download one file, it will come in .zip format. You will have to unzip it. In the unzipped file, you will find four formats – SVG, DXF, PNG, and EPS. PC: Right-click on the zip file and click “Unzip” or “Extract” (depending on your computer) MAC: Simply double-click on the zip file and it will unzip. iPhone: Download app ‘iZip’ from App Store. Unzip the file using the app. Import it into software app. Android: Select the file and click on ‘Extract.’ Import to software app and use.

Our files come in four formats. DXF, SVG, PNG & EPS. You will find these formats in the zip file you download. At times, the SVG file has browser (Chrome or Internet Explorer) icon. You need to upload that in your software.

Yes, sure you can. In order to unzip your files, I’d recommend downloading WinZip from the app store. It’s way easier to use and you can extract the files from the zip. Once extracted, you can open your cutting machine software and import the SVG file you want to use in your new project.

To import an SVG file to your Cricut Library, first you will need to unzip the file: How To Unzip SVG Cut File: After you download the design, the first thing you need to do is unzip the files. You will not be able to proceed with using your files until you unzip them. In a nutshell, zipped (or compressed) files take up less storage space and can be downloaded more quickly than unzipped (or uncompressed) files. Immediately upon downloading your purchase, you will want to unzip the files in preparation for their use. Instructions for PC After you download, look at the icon for the zip folder. Zipped folders have the appearance of a folder with a little zipper on it. Right click on the folder, and you will see an option to “Extract All.” Clicking this option will begin the unzipping process. You will then see a prompt asking you where you would like to save your newly unzipped folder. If the destination is the same destination as the zipped folder, you do not need to browse, and just click Extract to begin unzipping. If you would like to place the unzipped files in a new spot on your computer, then browse to locate this Folder, and then click on Extract. After the unzipping process is complete, you will be left with TWO folders of your files. One will be the files still in the zipped folder. This folder can be deleted if you prefer, as the files are not usable in their zipped format. The other folder will be the unzipped and completely ready to use files. Note: The size of the download will determine how long it takes to complete the process. Computer speeds vary. Upload to Design Space: Open up Design Space in your internet browser. You do need an account with Cricut to use Design Space. Next, click on the Upload Images icon on the left hand side. From there you will choose the image upload option on the left hand side and click on the blue icon to proceed with your upload. Browse for your file, select it, and click on Open. Once you have opened your file, a preview will appear in the box. You will then be prompted to change the image name if desired (it defaults to the file name from your computer). You can also choose to add tags. Once you are satisfied with those edits, click on the green ‘Save’ icon to save your design to your library. On the next screen, you will see your library and any design you have uploaded. When you are ready to insert a design to your canvas, click on it (a green checkmark will indicate it is selected), and then select ‘Insert Images.’ Your design is now added to your canvas and is ready to edit and cut!

DXF files import as outlines only with no colors and no layers. So, when using a DXF file, you need to be extra careful, especially if there are lots of little pieces in your design. You may need to group together and/or make compound path like pieces/colors/layers to cut. Use the PNG photo as a guide if needed. I personally highly recommend upgrading to the Designer Edition as soon as you are able, as SVG files import differently with colors and layers, so they are typically easier to work with. Need a hand with DXF files?

The design might have imported either very small or somewhere off the mat. Use the zoom out icon and zoom out as far as it will go. Then use your keyboard and hit Ctrl plus the letter A to select everything (Command plus ‘A’ on a MAC). If there still appears to be nothing in the file, contact the designer for guidance. If you were able to locate the design off the mat and want to avoid this in the future, go into your import settings (Edit> Preferences> Import Options) and check the following for both the SVG and DXF option: Fit to Page, Make White Lines Black, and Join Lines Into Polylines. Need more?

If you run into this problem in Silhouette, the easy fix is to use the release compound path option instead. Then group all the pieces you need together, and make sure you make those pieces a compound path again so you don’t lose out on pieces that may be hidden. It helps to make the fill color transparent when doing this so you can see all the pieces. If compound path is also not an option, double check that you have opened the correct file type.

Most definitely! The process is fairly simple. Open up your Silhouette Library and then open up the folder your files are saved in. Select them all, and drag and drop into your library. That’s it! The importing process can take a little extra time if importing a large quantity of files, so be patient.

YES, all the vectors are smoothed and free of crossed paths.

If you need help, contact me via mail: nguyenthitrangbka.123@gmail.com. I will try to respond to you as soon as possible.