FREE SUMMER SVG CUT FILE

OMG! I absolutely love this shirt! And it comes with a free Silhouette SVG cut file! This would like great on sand spikers, tumblers and koozies too!

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Grab this FREE summer SVG cut file and create oh-so-cute DIY projects in no time!

Is the beach calling your name? It sure is beckoning me and I can hardly wait to kick back in a beach chair with the sun on my face, the wonderful ocean breeze blowing in, and my toes buried in that beautiful white sand. Oh, and let’s not forget a tasty beverage! And if it’s rum that you desire, I’ve got the perfect DIY for you today! A Free Summer SVG cut file!

Free Summer Silhouette SVG cut file

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The possibilities with this free SVG cut file are endless. A fun t-shirt, sand spikers, your favorite drink holders, koozies…..I could go on and on and I can’t wait to see what you do with it! So let’s get started!

MY FAVORITE DIY RESOURCES

My Vinyl Direct – This is where I get all of my vinyl, as well as a lot of my blanks. While you’re there, be sure to pick up some sand spikers to get you ready for the beach too! 

Jiffy Shirts – I get most of my adult shirts from Jiffy Shirts. They have an amazing assortment of shirts from many different brands and super fast shipping.

Heat Press – If you’re putting this design on a t-shirt, you certainly don’t need a heat press. You can use a regular iron, however, if you’re doing a lot with Heat Transfer Vinyl I strongly encourage you to add this to your Christmas list. It’s a huge time saver and the quality of your projects over using a household iron can’t compare.

(This file is for personal use only.)

Free Summer Silhouette SVG cut file

Grab this FREE Summer SVG Cut File. (Files will download automatically.)

If you’re placing this on a shirt and need help adding Heat Transfer Vinyl, head to this post to learn how.

Thanks for joining me today.

Until next time, my friend…..

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