Spring has sprung – and we’re getting ready with sixteen free Easter SVG files!
Easter is right around the corner! This means now is the perfect time to get started on all of your Easter crafts!
However, if you are at a loss as to where to start, then my friends and I are here to help!
Earlier this month we got together to create sixteen free Easter SVG files, and boy did we deliver! We have free cut files that are perfect for your Easter projects, Easter decor, Easter egg hunts, and even your Easter brunch. So, whether you are decorating shirts for a family get-together, creating a home decor piece as a hostess gift, or DIYing your own Easter basket, these sixteen free SVG files are perfect for almost any project you’ve got in mind.
Also, the file I will be sharing today is an Easter shirt SVG, but make sure you scroll all the way down to see our Easter Egg SVG, Happy Easter SVG, Easter Peeps, and more!
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FREE SVG FILES FOR EASTER
Don and I have ten amazing nieces and nephews – and seeing them all together at the holidays just fills my heart to overflowing. This year we’ve got new additions to our family so I created this set of onesies so the littlest ones can celebrate their first Easter in style!
This SVG would look great on so many items! If you are looking for blank items that you can add this SVG to, then check out some of my favorites below!
For more great ideas check out my favorite Cricut and Glowforge blanks!
GET YOUR FREE TOO HIP TO HOP SVG FILE
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Are you loving this Easter bunny SVG and want to create even more fun designs? Then grab these amazing detailed boy bunny and girl bunny faces from Digitalist Designs and replace the center image to create this cuteness!
Finally, if you don’t have a little one, you can always use this Easter cut file to make other types of projects! (like tote bags or mugs). If you are looking for a ”starting point” for your next project, you may want to check out Cricut Design Space. This is one of my favorite resources to use when crafting because they are always adding new projects to make!
FREE EASTER SVG CUT FILES
I am just so so lucky to be part of tribe of incredibly creative women and every month we share FREE svgs for upcoming holidays and events (see links below). Head on over to our St. Patrick’s Day round up for last month’s SVGs. Next month – Teacher Gift Ideas!! woohoo!!
These files are for personal use in an electronic die cutting machine. I use Cricut Design Space (for the Cricut Machine) but you could also use these in Silhouette Studio (for the Silhouette Cameo). Interested in a commercial license for any of our svg designs? Just send us a note at [email protected]!
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stephanie says
Just wondering how to save the to hip to hop bunnies as two separate images? When I save I can only get both as one image. I want to be able to cut in layered colours also and when I upload to design space it is grouped together and I am unable to make certain parts like the nose and ears blue or pink
Beth Kingston says
Hi Stephanie! I’m so sorry I didn’t get the notification for this until now!! 🙁 If you ever come across this issue again (if I’m understanding your question correctly) if you are in DS you can hide the different layers so you are only doing one bunny at a time. If you have any questions shoot us an email at [email protected] and we can send you some screenshots! So sorry again!