Dinosaur SVG, Cute Dinosaur SVG, T-Rex SVG, Cute Dinosaur Cut Files, Dinosaur Clip Art, Baby Dinosaurs Cut Files, Dinosaurs, Cricut Dinosaur

Included Content:
2 SVG Versions of Each Dinosaur (See Pictures)
1 PNG Version of Each Dinosaur

A lot of time and care went into making these perfectly adorable, but if you find any problems with any of them, or have a suggestion that would make them even better, please let me know and I’ll take care of it!

These were designed to be used with a cutting machine, but the PNG versions can be used as clip art in digital projects, or they can be printed and cut out by hand.

I recommend cutting these around 5” tall to accommodate some of the smaller details. Try a combination of card stock and different vinyls to achieve different looks. For assembly I recommend painting the pieces with tacky glue OR, applying a double sided adhesive BEFORE cutting your pieces out so that each piece becomes a sticker. The following link is a good example of double sided adhesive that I have had great success with. I set my cricut dial to “bonded fabric” when I use this on card stock.

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Commercial use is OK for physical products only, this product may not be included in any digital products for sale. For mass production of physical products (200 or more), please see my extended commercial use license.

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Answers to Common Questions:
Every now and then I get questions about what to do with the files after they are downloaded, because they appear to not be the right file type or they don’t “work.” There are a few important things I’ll explain right here about that based on actual questions I’ve gotten before. Firstly, these files come in a zip folder, and they cannot be used until you extract them from the zip folder. There are a couple of ways to do this depending on what kind of computer you have (Mac or pc), so look up how to extract a zip file based on which one you have. Secondly, if you extract the files and they appear to be html files rather than svg, this is simply because your computer doesn’t have any software installed that recognizes svg, but when you import these files directly into your cutting software, they will show up as svg and work just fine. Thirdly, if you are using silhouette’s software, the basic version does not support svgs, so in order to use these you would need to upgrade your software to the next step up. If you have any other questions please let me know!!

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