Art Deco Earrings SVG Cut Files for Laser Cutter
Purchase includes:
- Zip file containing: SVG, PNG, DXF, PDF and EPS file types
- Compatible with Silhouette Studio, Cricut Design Space, Scan N Cut, Adobe Illustrator and other cutting and design programs
- So Fontsy Standard Commercial Use License
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Product Description
This set of Art Deco style earrings offers variety as well as style.
These earrings designed for the laser cutter have that geometric feel of Art Deco. They are easy to cut and work with.
Plus, you get several options to spice up your laser-cut earrings. There are 3 designs in round, teardrop, and drop diamond shapes. Those 3 designs also come with additional options to add beads and other decoration to your earrings. Each design comes as a standalone piece, or with one, three, and five lower loops to enhance your earrings.
That's 12 total designs to provide you with a variety of styles to work with.
These Art Deco earrings come in DXF, EPS, PDF, PNG, and SVG file formats to work with whatever equipment and software you have.
The PNG files are 300 dpi. The vector files can be scaled as needed.
Please note: Product photos are for display purposes only and are not included in the download.
Due to various monitor and printer settings, colors may vary if printed.
Requirements:
• Files come in zip format. Typically files will open automatically or by double clicking on them. If not, you may need to get an unzipping program like Winzip or 7-Zip.
• You will need the appropriate software to open these files. This may include Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, LightBurn or the software that comes with your laser cutter.
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Commercial Use
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Lifetime Download
Re-name the folder Commercial Use. 
To create sub-folders, open the Commercial Use folder you created > Right click > New Folder. Right click on the folder > Re Name the folder based on how you decide to categorize your designs. Repeat this process to create multiple sub-folders. 
Under the "Local User" area, right click "Library" and then select "New Folder." 
Double click on the new folder to re-name it "Commercial Use" If you'd like to create sub-folders, repeat he same process only right clicking on the "Commercial Use" folder to create a "New Folder" within in. 
