SVG illustration of a tiger's head with love hearts surrounding its face.
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Beautiful Tiger Vector Clip Art for Cricut and Laser Cutters

Add some feline flair to your designs with this beautiful tiger vector art, perfect for Cricut cutting machines, laser cutters, and more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Tibbixel's SVG files to create embroidery designs and sell those designs?

Yes, but you cannot share or distribute the original SVG file itself.

Can I resize an imported design without affecting its resolution?

Yes, you can resize designs using Silhouette Studio's built-in scaling tools without changing their resolution.

What is the recommended naming convention for creating and saving DXF files?

When saving your custom design as a DXF file, it's best to use a descriptive name that includes relevant keywords, such as project name, date, and designer initials (e.g., "Project123-20230220.Designer").

How do I create a block from multiple objects in AutoCAD?

To create a block from multiple objects in AutoCAD, select the objects you want to group and then use the "BLOCK" command. You will be prompted to enter a name for the new block.