Free SVG - "DREAM" tags

Just wanted to bring you another free SVG to use with SCAL and the Cricut. It's the "DREAM" tag words that I used with my card in the post below here. I made this in Inkscape using the Horseshoes and Lemonade font (which can be found here) and circles placed on top of the letters. The letters aren't separated, but if you need me to do that for you, I would be happy to. Enjoy, and I would love to see someone else use this in their creations.

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Free SVG file - simple fish

Geez, I'm on a roll here. I don't even know how many posts I put up today. Kinda sad actually, lol. Anyway, here's an SVG that I made - it's a simple fish. My first SVG, yay! Hopefully more to come. You can use it as a cutting file for SCAL and your Cricut. Enjoy!

Click on the picture to be taken to the download link

Here are some that I cut out using this SVG file. There are a lot of possibilities for some cute under-the-sea themed cards or layouts because you can cut them on any type of decorative paper. The ones I've shared here kind of remind me of Gold Fish treats, lol.

Great font to use with SCAL and Cricut

For those that use SCAL (Sure-Cuts-A-Lot) software with your Cricut machine, there's this GREAT font with all the basic shapes; it's called FnT Basic Shapes font. You get the basic shapes in one place and you don't have to fumble through Webdings or Wingding fonts to find it. Here's a few of the shapes:


You can download the font here. For PC users, just copy the font file into your Font folder in order to install it.

For those that might not have heard of SCAL, with this software you can use ANY font or dingbat installed on your computer to cut, without cartridges! I only have one cartridge because you need one plugged into your Cricut for you to be able to use SCAL with your Cricut. AND you can use the MANY MANY SVG files out there as cutting files also. My favorite place to get SVG files in Einnej's blog. She has wonderful files in many formats including SVG, GSD, and PLT.

Hope you found this information useful! I might start to make my own SVG files and post it here, if I get the chance.