In September I screen printed on tote bags for my sister’s Bachelorette Weekend. I needed a way to put each of the girls’ names on them and came up with a layered tag cut file so I could incorporate ribbon.
All of the girls loved the bags and adding these tags couldn’t have been any easier! With the holidays coming up, I can think of a million ways to use this tag cut file.
Layered Tag Cut File – FAQs
What can I make with this cut file?
Cut these files onto any medium you prefer. The things you can make with a Cricut or Silhouette are endless. Make mugs, cups, shirts, onesies, tote bags or basically whatever your heart desires.
I have put together a list of adhesive and iron-on blanks and 35 ways to use adhesive vinyl to give you more ideas. My Vinyl Direct has a whole bunch of vinyl blanks you will fall in love with.
Can I sell items I make using these cut files?
Yes, the cut file is for personal and small business commercial use. You may NOT sell the digital files themselves but you may sell items you create using the cut file designs. Please tag us with your creations on IG (@poofycheeksblog) and we may share on our own feed!
**You may not use this design for sites such as Amazon, Café Press, Zazzle etc.
Do I have to enter my name and email each time I want to download a new cut file?
Yes. The form tracks cut file popularity and how many times cut files are downloaded.
About the Tote Bags…
I purchased blank tote bags and then used two cut files from ETSY for the design.
I screenprinted the design onto the bags using a custom made rose gold screenprint ink. To make the rose gold screenprint ink I used red ink, gold ink and bright pink mica powder mixed together.
I used the same rose gold screenprint ink to do the matching shirts we wore. I’ve washed mine half a dozen times and it still has the metallic sparkle to it.
What files are included in the download?
Each download includes one zip folder with a DXF, PNG and SVG of the cut file design.
- DXF files can be opened in Silhouette Studio and cut with a Silhouette Cameo.
- SVG files can be opened 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.
How to Open the Free Cut Files
I wrote a post about how to open cut files in Silhouette Studio and Cricut Design Space.
It’s amazing! Booth designs are so beautiful,