Hearts, love sentiments, romantic designs
Valentine's cut files cover the February run of cards and scrapbook pages: layered hearts, love sentiments, conversation-heart motifs, arrow-and-heart designs, and romantic florals. Most Valentine files release in December and January so you can cut and assemble before the fourteenth. The collection ranges from single-shape hearts that cut in seconds to detailed layered bouquets meant for a full page. Pair Valentines with the Heart tag for more heart shapes, with Floral for botanical love designs, or with Banner for hanging sentiment strings. Files ship in SVG, PNG, DXF, and JPG so they cut in Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio and print for print-and-cut cards. Free Valentine files unlock with a registered account.
Every design on these pages is free with an account: Free Valentines SVG Files.
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Most card makers start in late December or early January. Simple single-layer hearts and sentiments cut in a few minutes, so a batch of cards comes together in an evening. Layered florals and full-page designs take longer, so give those a week or two before the fourteenth.
For an A2 card (4.25 by 5.5 inches), a focal heart between 2 and 3 inches reads well. For full scrapbook pages, 4 to 6 inch hearts work as accents. The vector files scale to any size in your cutting software without losing quality.
Classic red, pink, blush, and white cover most Valentine designs. For a less traditional look, try kraft, deep burgundy, or gold. Layered hearts read best when each layer is a different tone so the dimension shows.
Yes. Hearts, florals, and love sentiments suit anniversary pages, wedding albums, and engagement cards year round. Filter Valentines with the Floral or Wreath tags for botanical designs that read less holiday-specific.
