A collection of illustrated currency symbols in various designs.
A collection of illustrated currency symbols in various designs. A set of digital coin graphics in a vector format. A set of illustrated coins in various designs for graphic design projects. Illustrative coins in various denominations and designs, suitable for vector art projects.
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Beautiful Coin Clip Art for Designs and Crafts

Add a touch of elegance to your designs with our beautiful coin clip art, available in high-quality SVG format for seamless scaling and printing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Tibbixel's designs for personal crafting projects?

Yes, you are free to use our files for personal crafting or business use.

How do I rename a layer in Inkscape?

To rename a layer in Inkscape, select the layer by clicking on its tab at the top of the Layers panel. Then, click on the layer name to edit it, or use the keyboard shortcut F2 to rename the layer.

Can I create a gradient fill in Inkscape?

Yes, you can create a gradient fill by selecting an object, going to Fill > Gradient, and choosing a type of gradient (such as linear or radial) from the dialog box.

How do I export an SVG from Inkscape with accurate line widths for cutting?

Use the "Path Effects" panel in Inkscape to apply line styles or stroke properties to your design, ensuring that the lines are thick enough for cutting.