Earring Cards Svg, Earring Display Cards Svg Template, Diy – Free Svg Card Templates

Ah, the fantastic month of Might is right here. I can not consider how briskly 2014 goes, are you able to? It looks as if I used to be simply doing Christmas crafts yesterday. For all of you busy crafters I’ve a brand new free svg file immediately. This can be a free curvy tag svg. There are two sizes included within the freebie. One is skinny and the opposite is somewhat wider. You may in fact, resize them to any dimension you want or want on your tasks. They make fabulous reward tags or you should use them in your scrapbooking layouts.

I lower mine out of kraft cardstock, stamped my web site deal with on them and used them with some bakers twine to tie up an invite. The outcome was very stylish and used provides I already had. Get pleasure from this freebie!

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Free Download: Customizable Earring & Necklace Card Templates

Yesterday I shared an awesome pendant tutorial on the blog, and got to thinking – I know many sellers create earrings and other jewelry using their Silhouette Cameo or Cricut Explore. A great way to display earrings and necklaces for sale are on cards. I designed a few earring and necklace card templates that you can use in your small business.

Instructions to Use the Earring & Necklace Card Templates

I’ve set the files up as Silhouette Studio Print and Cut Designs. Here’s how to use them:

Download the files here.
Open them in Silhouette Studio.
Add details like your business name or website address to the blank templates.
Optional: Add additional graphics in the background if desired.
Print and cut them on your favorite cardstock and mount your jewelry on them.

This template made by: cuttingforbusiness com

Tips For Making Your Own:

Finished sizes: (Suggestions only, I’ve seen so many variations!)

2.5 x 4
3 x 3
They do not need to be larger than your earrings!

For Your Shapes:
You can create a rectangle using the shape tool in design space, but for more detailed shapes, try the KG Flavor & Frames fonts, free on Dafont.

There are seven different versions of this font, but my favorites for scalloped shapes are the original, and number 4.
See them all here: https://www.dafont.com/search.php?q=kg+flavor+frames

Print and Cut

For print and cut (using your printer) you will want to slice the circles out of your tag. Select both circles, choose weld. Then select both the circles and the tag, and slice. (You can also just attach the circles, but you need to make sure you do not flatten them to your shape)

Next add your text. Then select your shape and your text and choose flatten. You will see the printer icon to the right of your flattened item.