A simple cup design with interlocking love hearts, suitable for various uses including printing and cutting.
A simple cup design with interlocking love hearts, suitable for various uses including printing and cutting. SVG design illustration of a cup with love hearts, ideal for vector graphics and cutting machine projects. A cup with love hearts patterned around it. A stylized cup with love hearts surrounding it, suitable for digital design projects.
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Beautiful SVG Cup Clip Art for Your Next Project

Add a touch of love to your designs with this beautiful SVG cup clip art, perfect for crafting and DIY projects.

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Is there a specific way I need to display the copyright information when using Tibbixel designs?

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Can I open a layered PDF file using Microsoft Word or Excel?

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What is the difference between a "cut" and a "knockout" in an SVG file?

In most cutting software, a "cut" refers to the outline of the design, while a "knockout" creates an opening or hole within the design. The knockout path can be used for intricate designs with multiple layers.

How do I import a DXF file as a single shape rather than individual objects?

To import a DXF file as a single shape, select the "Merge all curves" option when importing the file.