A white cloud icon in a minimalist design style.
A white cloud icon in a minimalist design style. A high-resolution digital illustration of a white cloud in the sky. Cloud illustration in vector format suitable for cutting machines and digital designs. An illustration of a white cloud in the sky, ideal for graphic design projects.
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A Beautiful SVG Cloud Icon for Web Design and Crafting Projects

Download a stunning SVG cloud icon perfect for web design, crafting projects, and creative endeavors - free to use and customize in Procreate, Photoshop, and Illustrator.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I share my own modified versions of Tibbixel's PNG and SVG files for free on social media or a blog?

No, modifying our files and sharing them is still prohibited.

Why is my PDF being printed with a different layout than I expected when using Microsoft Edge?

Try going to the print dialog by pressing Ctrl+P (Windows) or Cmd+P (Mac), and check that the "Layout" option is set correctly.

What should I use as a design element in the background of my project if I'm working with a DXF file?

You can upload an SVG or PNG image to serve as a background, but you cannot directly import images into a DXF file.

How do I check the accuracy of my printed iron-on transfer before applying it to fabric?

Before cutting out the design and applying it to fabric, inspect the print quality visually and check that all details are clear and well-defined. You can also use a ruler or measuring tool to ensure accurate dimensions.