Show love year round with this fun and {FREE} Valentine’s SVG file! Plus get 17 other free Valentine’s SVGs.
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I love making Valentine’s decorations. Each year I add something (or multiple somethings) to my collection and I absolutely love how this year’s turned out. Valentine’s Day might be just one day of the year that’s dedicated to love but really, we all know that we should be trying to show love every day of the year. So while this is being shared as a Valentine’s SVG, it’s a design that you could keep up all year round as a sweet reminder.
I used the design on a thin piece of wood and framed it but there are other ways you could use it as well. Think about putting a piece of patterned paper in a frame and then cutting this design out of vinyl and placed it on top of the glass. Then you can change out the patterned paper for a totally new look!
Another idea would be to use a box frame. I have a tutorial on how to make your own box frame or you could buy a pre-made one.
If you’d like to replicate my framed wood Valentine’s sign, here are the supplies you need:
- Unfinished Wood Rectangle (Mine is an 8×10. These wood sheets are similar.)
- Frame
- Acrylic Paint
- Foam Brush
- Glitter Vinyl
- Silhouette Cameo (or similar cutting machine)
- Cutting Mat
- Weeding Tool
- Transfer Tape
- I Love You 365 Days A Year SVG (see below)
How to get your {FREE} I Love You 365 Days A Year SVG
You can download the FREE I Love You 365 Days A Year SVG by entering your name and email below. You will then receive the file in a separate email which you can then download onto your computer or directly into your cutting machine software.
How to Make Your Valentine’s Sign
First, paint the wood using the acrylic paint and foam brush. I did two coats, letting it dry completely after each coat. (The great thing about acrylic paint is that is dries pretty quickly.)
While the paint is drying, load your vinyl and cutting mat into your Silhouette and then send the file to cut. Weed it out using the hook tool.
Then cut a piece of transfer tape to cover the vinyl and rub it on. If you use glitter vinyl like I did, you may have to rub it a little more to get it to stick well to the transfer tape. Peel the backing off of the vinyl and position the design over the center of the painted wood panel.
Rub the vinyl to secure it to the panel and then carefully peel the transfer tape off.
Frame your wood panel and display your new sign!
And now it’s time to show you some of the amazing Valentine’s SVG files my friends have created for you! The variety is amazing and I’m sure you’ll find more great designs you can use. Just click on the link below the picture to be taken directly to their website where you can download the file.
Valentine Doodle Heart by Persia Lou
Always and Forever by Studio Xtine
My Heart Belongs to Chocolate by Polka Dotted Blue Jay
Candy Heart Luminaries by Oh Yay Studio
Curvy Sweet Heart by Gina C. Creates
Mama & Mini by Poofy Cheeks Blog
Owl Valentine Box by Me and My Inklings
Not Today Cupid by Artsy-Fartsy Mama
Retro Love by My Designs in the Chaos
Valentine Unicorn by Weekend Craft
A Love Like Gnome Other Card by The Bearded Housewife
Okay, Love You. Bye! by The Walnut Street House
I Love You 365 Days A Year by Sunshine and Munchkins
Yep! Still Single by Lettered by Stephanie
Kitten and Puppy Peekaboo Cupcake Toppers by Craftara Creates
Love Bug Lollipop Holder SVG by Spot of Tea Designs
Play-Doh Valentine Gift Tags by Simply Made Fun *file no longer available*
Cactus Valentine’s Day SVG by Tried & True Creative
