A colorful splat shape, suitable for vector art designs.
A colorful splat shape, suitable for vector art designs. Illustration of a splat, a messy circular shape with irregular edges. A splat-shaped design created as an SVG file. Vector illustration of a messy splatter, perfect for crafting and DIY projects that require custom shapes.
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Add a Fun Touch to Your Designs with Our Free SVG Splat

This vibrant splat shape is now available for free download in SVG format, ready to be used in a variety of craft and design projects. When cut out with a cutting machine or laser cutter, the intricate details of this splat design come alive.

You can use this shape as a fun addition to party invitations or decorations, or even as a stencil for painting and pyrography. Consider pairing it with some gooey slime for a fun tactile experience. Alternatively, you could incorporate it into your web design as a unique thumbnail or icon.

If you're looking to add some personality to signs, decals, or other DIY projects, this splat shape is sure to bring a playful touch. You can also use it in digital design work, such as illustrating a vector graphic in Adobe Illustrator or Procreate.

In terms of materials, you could cut the splat out of vinyl for stickers or decals, or use a metal cutter for more durable designs. If you're working with paper, consider using cardstock or thick craft paper to get the best results.

When cutting this design, keep in mind that it has some fine details and curved lines, so be sure to mirror and weed carefully. This will ensure that your splat shape turns out crisp and clean.

The inspiration behind this design was to create something playful and whimsical that could add a pop of color to any project. By using bold shapes and vibrant colors, we aimed to capture the carefree spirit of childhood.

Interestingly, the word "splat" is often used in scientific contexts to describe the impact or splashing sound made by a liquid hitting a surface. In contrast, this design uses the term more figuratively, embracing the joy and messiness of playtime.

This free download is available for both personal and commercial use, making it perfect for crafting projects, business ventures, or anything in between. With its vector format, you can easily resize and manipulate the splat shape to suit your needs, whether you're working with a cutting machine or digital design software.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any requirements for crediting or attributing Tibbixel on products created with our designs?

No, but we appreciate it when creators acknowledge their design source.

What is the best paper type for printing craft projects that will be handled by children?

For projects that will be handled by children, it's recommended to use a heavy-duty cardstock or thick paper with a smooth finish to prevent tears and creases.

Can I use newspaper or magazine printouts to create craft designs?

No, these types of paper are not suitable for printing crafts as they may cause paper jams, bleed through, and have inconsistent texture.

Can I import a DXF file into SketchUp and animate it there?

Yes, you can import your DXF file into SketchUp and use its animation tools to create interactive models and scenes.