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You're Dino-Mite Dinosaur SVG - 3D Birthday Card SVG

You're Dino-Mite Dinosaur SVG - 3D Birthday Card SVG

$2.99 USD
$2.99 USD
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This is an instant download listing. You will not receive a physical product in the mail.

Create an adorable Valentine's Card with this punny You're Dino-Mite Dinosaur Card SVG! This card would also work great for other occasions, simply leave off the optional phrase on the front, and add your own! I could see this working great as a happy birthday card! Change the color of the t-rex to customize the card. Featuring a dinosaur in a jungle setting, this card is perfect for Cricut and Silhouette cutting machines. This design folds flat for easy mailing and fits perfectly in the included 5x7” envelope cut file. Explore more of my card designs for even more creative ideas!

FINISHED SIZE:

When folded out & standing up, the card is about 5” tall, 6” wide, and about 1” deep. When folded flat, the card is about 5” tall and 7” wide. Fits great in a 5x7” envelope!

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IMPORTANT INFO

This listing contains the following INSTANT DOWNLOAD, in one .zip folder:

- 1 SVG, 1 DXF and 1 EPS cutting file of the pop up card (dashed score lines)
- 1 SVG, 1 DXF and 1 EPS cutting file of the pop up card (solid score lines)
- 1 SVG, 1 DXF and 1 EPS cutting file of the 5x7” Envelope
- 1 PDF instruction file

- This is a digital file for electronic cutting machines - you will not receive anything physical in the mail.
- After your purchase, you will have the option to immediately download the file. You will also be emailed a download link.

You will need to unzip or extract the folder in order to use the files. Cricut Design Space users will need to Ungroup the project & attach the score lines to their respective pieces.

These files are designed to use in Silhouette Studio (Designer Edition or higher), Cricut Design Space, and other cutting software that uses these file types.

Questions?

  • Attaching Score Lines

    Need help uploading my files to Design Space? This blog post will walk you through it.

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  • General Assembly

    Looking for a visual on how to assemble my card files? This post will show you the basics.

    WATCH THE VIDEO 

  • Need more help?

    Have a more unique question? View my FAQ, hopefully I've covered it!

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