An outline graphic of a single-edged blade, ideal for cutting machines or laser cutting projects.
An outline graphic of a single-edged blade, ideal for cutting machines or laser cutting projects. A medieval-style sword with a crossguard and pommel, suitable for vector graphics and cutting machine designs. A medieval-style sword with intricate details, ideal for vector art designs. Illustrative representation of a medieval-style sword with intricate details.
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Elegant Sword Clip Art - Download Free SVG and Vector Designs

Add a touch of elegance to your designs with our stunning SVG sword clip art, perfect for cutting machines, laser cutters, or pyrography projects.

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Do I have to attribute the design to Tibbixel when using it in a project?

No attribution is required, but please be sure to respect our usage rights as outlined on this website.

My DXF file contains layers, but when I import it into Cricut, all the elements are combined into one layer. Is there a way to preserve the original layer structure?

Unfortunately, Cricut Design Space does not support importing DXF files with layered structures. You can try duplicating your design in Cricut and reorganizing the layers manually.

Can I use other software besides Adobe Illustrator to create designs for cutting, and still import them into Silhouette Studio?

Yes, any program that exports files in supported formats (e.g., SVG, DXF) can be used to create designs for importing into Silhouette Studio.

Is there a limit on how many SVG files I can upload to Canva at once?

There is no specific limit on the number of SVG files you can upload to Canva. However, large quantities of files may impact your project's overall size and performance.