Happy Birthday Alphabet SVG Letters And Numbers

Omg I adore birthday, I honestly don’t get anyone not celebrating them. In fact I have been known to celebrate my birthday for a week! Or two! Its also clear so many agree with me as my Cake Topper Numbers are such a popular post. With that in mind I have created a whole set of Happy Birthday Alphabet SVG Letters and Number Cut Files For Celebrations & Craft Projects with Cricut, Silhouette and Glowforge.

Because birthdays must be celebrated, yes, life is a little different at the moment, however that makes it more the reason to celebrate.

Life is for celebrating, and not grand gestures, but little things to show you care. Thus this alphabet is perfect for creating decorations, cards and gifts or storing those memories as scrapbooking layouts. Also check out my Birthday Colouring Alphabet.

Project Ideas For My Free Cricut Happy Birthday Alphabet, Letters & Numbers

• Paper Cut Letters And Words
• Personalised Birthday Cake Toppers
• Birthday Cards
• Birthday Party Invitations
• Use Pegs And String For Hanging Birthday Banners With Names

You Will Need 

• Cricut Maker Or Cricut Joy
• Cutting Mat
• Weeding Tool
• Brayer
• Tweezers
• Scraper
• Colour heavy paper, or light card stock.

How To Make Your Own Birthday Party Alphabet Letters?

Search for Birthday and party in Cricut Design Space as I wanted the set to be perfect for all Cricut birthday celebrations, birthday crafts and home projects, but also creating great party decorations.

Also I chose Academy Engraved alphabet, there is a huge choice of styles, however I prefer an open font for cuts and creating. It gives me more scope.

Making Your Own Cricut Birthday Themed Alphabet?

Simply pull in the birthday elements you want to use and weld together, it’s a long process and can take a day to do a full alphabet. However is so rewarding once finished.

It’s important to make sure you join all of your birthday elements together, and also consider what media your projects is for vinyl is better for smaller intricate cuts. 

If you want an alphabet to cut smaller, ensure the cut is not too complicated and fiddly. However on larger projects and vinyl you can add more detail. Once you are happy with your design, right click and press weld in the bottom right hard corner.

Uploading Your SVG, PNG Files To Cricut Design Space.

Click on upload image and select browse.

Choose your Happy Birthday Letter PNG or SVG files, SVGs upload easier than PNGS which need a few extra steps, but in the grand scheme of things still take no time at all.

You will be brought to a window with options, select complex file, then continue. The next window allows you the take the back of your file, but I have done this for you.

When you reach the save screen click save as a cut and continue. Do this one by one until you have all of your chosen letters and numbers. Once this is done, you can select all the letters you have uploaded and pull onto your mat in one go.

Cutting Your Happy Birthday Alphabet

When you’ve chosen the Birthday PNG Alphabet letters to cut, send to your Cricut. Ensure you use your brayer to roll the paper, vinyl or card to adhere to the mat and remove any bubbles or creases.

Also make sure you set your material and cut pressure to match whatever material you’re cutting. If I’m using card, I always set my pressure to more for a cleaner cut. Additionally I find Vinyl will cut much smaller that card.

When your Cricut has finished cutting, discard the outer area of the paper/ vinyl this pulls away easily. 

Now lift a corner of your letter with tweezers, the letter will then lift away in one piece.Use the weeding tool to remove any areas that need gently weeding and removing. 

Other Cricut Alphabet Ideas

• Wedding Alphabet
• Floral Alphabet
• Solid Floral Alphabet
• Birthday Numbers

Tips And Advice For Using Cricut

• Cricut Design Space Guide
• How to upload to Cricut Design Space
• How To Make Print And Cut Stickers In Cricut Design Space
• Everything You Need To Know About Print And Cut
• Where Else To Get Free SVG Files

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