Simple cabin illustration designed as a vector graphic for cutting machines and digital design.
Simple cabin illustration designed as a vector graphic for cutting machines and digital design. A simple wooden cabin design for crafting and cutting, suitable for various digital formats. A simple illustration of a traditional cabin with a pitched roof and wooden details. An isolated vector graphic of a single-story cabin with a sloping roof.
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Can I create physical products with my own design using a PNG file downloaded from Tibbixel, but then sell the digital versions of those designs separately?

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How do I import an image from a digital camera or smartphone directly into Silhouette Studio?

Save the image file on your computer first, then import it as described in one of the previous FAQs.

Why do I sometimes see tiny tears or frays along my cut lines?

This may be due to under-pressure application, dull blades, or incorrect material handling procedures.

Can I mirror a DXF file with layers and preserve their organization?

Yes, most vector graphics software allows mirroring layered designs while maintaining layer organization. However, this may require special attention to ensure that the mirrored design cuts correctly according to your specific heat transfer application.