Easter Cut Files - SVG, DXF and PNG

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You know life is a little crazy sometimes. When I started this whole cut file thing I never realized it would become the focus of my blog or that I would get the chance to meet so many others who had the same creative passion as I do. Now here I am crafting every spare second I can find and getting the chance to collaborate with my crafty friends.

I teamed up with Megan from Lovebird Heartworks to put together a challenge on Instagram. We want you to use our free cut files to create a project of your own.

5 Easter Cut Files

To give you a few different options we created 5 different Easter cut files in one bundle. There are three mandala eggs and two Easter sign designs.

Megan created some amazing mandala eggs and I can think of a million ways to use them. I created two designs pointing the way to Cottontail Farms.

Easter Cut File Challenge - Petter Cottontail sign design plus four more cut files. SVG, DXF and PNG files to use with Cricut or Silhouette.

The Bundle Includes…

When you scroll to the bottom of this blog post you will see a spot to enter your email and name. Submit your information and a ZIP folder will be immediatly sent to via email. Unzip the folder to find SVG, DXF and PNG files to use with your printer or cutting machine. ***In my opinion this works best from a desktop computer over a tablet.

DXF files open in Silhouette Studio and cut with a Silhouette Cameo.
SVG files open in Cricut Design Space and cut with a Cricut machine.
PNG files can be used with either software using the trace feature if you are having issues with the DXF or SVG files. You can also print and cut or use it in other designs.