A simple SVG box template designed for vector art projects, ideal for cutting machines like Cricut.
A simple SVG box template designed for vector art projects, ideal for cutting machines like Cricut. A minimalist illustration of a rectangular box with a flat lid and straight edges. A simple geometric box with flat surfaces, ideal for design templates and vector art. A simple SVG illustration of a rectangular box with a flat top and four sides.
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Beautiful box designs ready to download and customize with your favorite digital tools - perfect for crafting, DIY projects, or gifting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If I purchase merchandise with one of your designs on it, can I resell the item or sell similar items with my own design?

Yes, as long as you purchased the merchandise and are selling a physical product, you're allowed to resell it or create similar products.

How can I prevent duplicate PDFs from being stored in my collection?

Use software like AutoHotkey or Hazel to automate file naming and prevent duplicates based on specific criteria (e.g. filename, timestamp).

I'm trying to open a DXF file in AutoCAD, but some layers are missing. Why is this happening?

Missing layers in a DXF file can be caused by various factors, including errors during the export process or corruption of the file itself.

What is the difference between "cut" and "score" commands when cutting with an SVG file?

The "cut" command removes material completely, while the "score" command creates a crease in the material without removing it.