A digital illustration of a medal in vector format.
A digital illustration of a medal in vector format. Medal illustration in vector format for use in graphic design projects. A digital illustration of a medal, suitable for various design projects and cutting machines. A digital illustration of a medal designed as vector art.
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Beautiful Medal Clip Art for Crafting and DIY Projects

Get free access to beautifully designed SVG medal clip art, perfect for crafting and DIY projects with cutting machines like Cricut or laser cutters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I give away free SVG files to students or for educational purposes?

No, you cannot use our SVG files to create other digital files that can be given away in any form.

What is the recommended font size for text in iron-on transfer PDFs?

For optimal readability, use fonts with sizes between 12 pt (points) and 24 pt.

What is a 'layer' in an SVG file, and how can it help me work with complex designs?

Layers are separate sections within an SVG file. Organizing elements onto layers can make it easier to edit and manage large or intricate designs.

Why do I get an error when trying to import a DXF file from AutoCAD 2016 into SketchUp 8?

This is likely due to compatibility issues between the two software versions. Try upgrading your SketchUp version or using an earlier version of AutoCAD that is compatible with SketchUp.