A digital medal icon with a gold finish, suitable for use in vector art designs.
A digital medal icon with a gold finish, suitable for use in vector art designs. A detailed medal icon designed in a vector format, suitable for various uses including print and digital applications. A silver medal with a simple ribbon design, suitable for vector art projects. A gold medal with a ribbon hanging from it, suitable for graphic design projects.
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Beautiful Medal Clip Art for Cutting Machines & Designers

Elevate your designs with our stunning Medal SVG! Perfect for crafters, makers, and designers, this free vector art is ideal for cutting machines like Cricut, laser cutters, or pyrography projects.

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Why are some of my shapes or lines importing as solid fills instead of outlines in Cricut Design Space?

This is often due to incorrect settings or formatting when exporting your design as a DXF file. Try adjusting line styles, fill types, and other attributes before re-exporting the DXF.

Can I troubleshoot a "DXF import failed due to missing extension dictionary" error in Solid Edge?

Yes, try opening the DXF file in a text editor and checking for any missing extensions or dictionaries. Re-import the corrected file.