A gold medal on a blue background, designed as a vector graphic.
A gold medal on a blue background, designed as a vector graphic. An editable medal icon in SVG format, ideal for use with design tools like Illustrator and Procreate. Medal icon in vector format, suitable for commercial and personal use. A gold medal award symbol with a simple design for vector use in various digital applications.
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Beautiful Medal Designs: Free SVG Templates for Personal and Commercial Projects

Download a beautiful SVG medal design perfect for personal or commercial projects, including Cricut and cutting machine users.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the free downloadable SVG and PNG files on Tibbixel?

The free downloadable SVG and PNG files on Tibbixel can be used for commercial purposes, including print-on-demand products, or personal crafting or business use.

How do I remove unnecessary objects from a PDF pattern in Adobe Acrobat Reader?

Use the "Delete Objects" feature in Adobe Acrobat Reader to remove unwanted elements from your PDF file.

What resolution should my image files be when importing them into Silhouette Studio?

For best results, try to use high-resolution images (at least 300 DPI) when importing them into Silhouette Studio.

I'm using AutoCAD LT to create my DXF files, but they're not importing correctly into Cricut Design Space. What could be the problem?

The issue might be due to the limitations of AutoCAD LT in exporting DXF files with complex line styles or layer information.