Get ready for Valentine’s Day with these free Valentine SVG files for t-shirts, a coffee mug, tote bags, crafts, and more!
I love creating handmade gifts for Valentine’s Day – what better way to let someone know you love them than to create something special? With 13 of my favorite people, we’ve created a round-up of FREE Valentine’s Day svg files – you are sure to find something for everyone in your life! {FTC Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, which means I may make a small commission on any purchase at no additional cost to you. Thanks for supporting my small business!}
These files are for personal use in an electronic die-cutting machine. I use Cricut Design Space, but you could also use these in Silhouette Studio (for the Silhouette Cameo). Interested in commercial licenses for any of our svg designs? Just send us a note at [email protected]!
FREE SVG FILES FOR VALENTINE’S DAY
Besides being – you know…FREE – the best thing about these svg files is that they lend themselves to almost any project! Want to make a t-shirt or tote bag? Cut it from iron-on. How about a card? Get out a piece of cardstock and have at it! Window cling, vinyl, bonded fabric – the possibilities are endless. These are perfect for all of your Valentine crafts!
Speaking of cardstock, if you are making this project, check out some of the links below to save big on some of your favorite products!
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 LOVE GROWS HERE SVG FILE
To get your FREE Love Grows Here 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!
My mom has always been an avid “plant collector”, and now that we live close to her, I am starting to become a collector myself! I created this mug as a cute way to share some clippings and make an inexpensive gift. You could always use this SVG file for a wine glass, tote bags, Valentine’s day cards, home decor, the possibilities are endless! How cute would this be as a maternity shirt for Valentine’s Day!!! Gaaahhh!!!!
The beauty of digital files is that you can use them with different materials for whatever project you are creating. These files would work beautifully with heat transfer material, adhesive vinyl, cardstock, and more.
13 FREE SVG FILES FOR VALENTINE’S DAY
I am RIDICULOUSLY lucky to be in a group of creative blogging friends, and every month we’ll share FREE svgs for upcoming holidays and events (see links below). Head on over to our Christmas round up for last month’s SVGs. Next month – St. Patrick’s Day!! woohoo!!
These SVG format files are for personal use in electronic die cutting machines/cutting machine software. Each SVG is a digital item and there are no physical products. See zipped file for terms of use. I use Cricut Design Space which is designed for any Cricut machine like the Cricut Explore Air, Cricut Maker, or Cricut Joy. However, you could also you these in the following machines/programs:
- Silhouette Machine / Silhouette Cameo – Silhouette Studio, Silhouette Designer Edition, Silhouette Basic Edition, Silhouette Studio Upgrade
- Brother Scan n Cut – Canvas Workspace
Interested in commercial use licenses for any of our svg designs? Just send us a note at [email protected]!
IF YOU WANT TO ADD A MONOGRAM TO ONE OF YOUR VALENTINE’S DAY PROJECTS, THEN CHECK OUR FREE MONOGRAM SVG FILES!
Mary says
I hope this is ok to comment here – but when I click to download there is no link – just the picture —
Beth says
Hey Mary! Click on the link then right click and select "save as" and it will let you save it on your computer. Hope that helps!
Elaine P Sotiropulos says
I also tried several times. Could not get a live link to bring up a save as. :(
Beth Kingston says
Hi Elaine! I just switched out the link – let me know if it still doesn’t work for you and I’ll email the file directly to you.
Janine says
When it’s FREE, I don’t understand why I have to give my cc info 😡
Beth Kingston says
Hi Janine – which file are you referring to? I do not have a membership site or anything you have to sign up for. You just save these to your computer. Did you maybe mean this for one of the other bloggers?