Floral SVG

Flowers are where hand drawing shows. Our florals are sketched first, then traced into clean vector shapes with natural curves: wildflower sprigs, layered…

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Flowers are where hand drawing shows. Our florals are sketched first, then traced into clean vector shapes with natural curves: wildflower sprigs, layered peonies, botanical borders, and small repeating stems.
Use cardstock for paper flowers, adhesive vinyl for planters and signs, or felt and fabric if your machine supports them. SVG cut files import into Cricut Design Space and Silhouette Studio. Layered designs include a color guide in the preview.
How to Choose

Choose layered blooms for paper flowers and cards.
Pick single-layer sprigs for vinyl on glass or ceramic.
Check petal width before cutting heavy cardstock. Narrow petals can tear.
Look at the preview to see how many colors you need.
If you plan to sell finished wedding or home decor items, choose a Commercial license.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I cut these in fabric?

Yes, if your machine supports fabric cutting. Use bonded fabric with a compatible blade, and make a small test cut first.

Do the files include color guides?

Yes. Layered designs show the suggested colors and layer order on the product page.

Is there a watercolor version?

Yes. Browse our watercolor clipart collection for painted floral designs.

Can I combine several florals?

Yes. Arrange multiple floral cut files together in your cutting software.

Guides for makers

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Best Cricut Materials for Beginners

The best first material is one that teaches you how the machine cuts without adding too many other steps. Medium-weight cardstock, smooth…