Calling all my teacher friends (and those of us who love them)! The end of the school year is almost here and we’re getting ready with fifteen FREE svg files!
I want to give teachers all the things. More money, longer vacations, all the supplies they could ever need, and free wine for life. Until I can give them all those things I can give them shirts and tote bags and mugs and all kinds of swag with these 15 free svg files!
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FREE SVG FILES FOR THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
As a military spouse I’ve got so many friends who are teachers – and as the school year comes to a close we start planning girls’ nights out, chatting over brunch, and most importantly, fun in the sun! Those memories inspired this svg – I wish long lazy days filled with sunshine and sand for all of my teacher friends!
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 GOODBYE TEACHING SVG FILE
To get your FREE Goodbye Teaching Hello Beaching SVG file simply enter your email address and the download link will be delivered right to your inbox! This will also sign you up for my e-newsletter (you can unsubscribe at any time) and you’ll be notified when I release new free SVG files. You’ll never miss a thing!
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 Easter round up for last month’s SVGs. Next month – 4th of July!! woohoo!!
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Sharolyn says
Hi, When I click on the picture to download then right click and save as, it only gives me the option to save it as a PNG. What am I doing wrong? Thanks
Beth Kingston says
a PNG and SVG can both be used in Cricut (or other software) so if that is the option it is giving you then you should be good to go! 🙂 Let me know if it doesn’t work and I’ll be happy to email it to you.
Tanya Thomas says
PNG cannot be separated or ungrouped in the Cricut program therefore it needs to be made into an SVG in order for Cricut to be able to use it and change the colors around if needed. I tried clicking the link that says Click here to save as an SVG and it only pulls up as a PNG also.
Beth Kingston says
Tanya – we just tried it on several computers and it saves as an SVG. Once you click the “click here” link select “save as” or “save image as” (whatever your computer option is) and it saves as an svg. For people who want the png they just click on the actual image above. Hope that helps!
Beth Kingston says
Sharolyn I just went back in and added the svg as well – so you should be good to go! 🙂
Beth Kingston says
Hey Sharolyn! Looks like there is an issue with my website at the moment – if you will send your email to [email protected] I’ll send you the file and some other free svgs while I’m at it! 🙂 So sorry for the inconvenience!
Holly Geiger says
Its not letting me download it either.
Beth Kingston says
what message are you getting?
Beth Kingston says
I just went back in and added the svg file as well – so hopefully that will work for you! 🙂
Beth Kingston says
Hey Holly! Looks like there is an issue with my website at the moment – if you will send your email to [email protected] I’ll send you the file and some other free svgs while I’m at it! 🙂 So sorry for the inconvenience!
Melissa says
Hello, how do you make the “done with teaching onto beaching” dual color like this?
TIA,
Mel
Beth Kingston says
Hey Melissa! The svg is split in to the two different colors, so once you load it in to Design Space (or whatever software you are using) it will automatically separate out in to the different color layers. Hope that helps!