A crown design created as a vector image, suitable for cutting machines like Cricut or laser cutters.
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Do I have permission to use the files for personal crafting projects?

Yes, you're free to use them for your own personal projects, including crafting and hobby use.

What is a good paper size setting for printing an SVG file?

Choose a paper size that matches or exceeds the size of the design, taking into account any margins you want to leave around the edges.

How do I open an SVG file on my Windows computer?

To open an SVG file on a Windows computer, you can use Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape software. Alternatively, you can use the built-in Microsoft Paint program to view the file.

Can I use an SVG file with my embossing folders?

Yes, but make sure the design is compatible with your embossing folder's size and style limitations. Some designs may require additional processing or conversion to work with embossing folders.