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Botanical art SVG pack

Free original flower and plant drawings to cut: tulip, rose, daisies, a wildflower bunch, floral wreath, monstera, cactus, lavender, fern and lemons. Layered by color, sizes in mm.

All designs in the Botanical art SVG pack
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All 10 designs in one SVG

The full file has the designs arranged on one sheet. Choose an individual SVG below to work with just one design.

Designs
10
Whole sheet size
582 × 256 mm (22⅞ × 10⅛ in)
Shapes
39
Format
SVG
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Individual SVGs · Dimensions in mm

Use the pieces together

The full SVG holds every design on one sheet. A single file lets you work on one design without the rest. Select every piece of a layered design before you resize it, so borders, holes and insets stay in proportion.

Groups and layers

  • stem and leaves
  • back petals
  • front petal
  • outer petals
  • middle petals
  • bud
  • swirl
  • stems
  • petal edge
  • petals
  • petal shadow
  • centers
  • stems and leaves
  • buds
  • poppy
  • cornflowers
  • twine
  • vine and leaves
  • roses
  • rose centers
  • berries
  • stem
  • leaf
  • vein
  • cactus
  • ridges
  • flower
  • pot
  • fern
  • branch
  • leaves
  • lemons
  • blossom edge
  • blossom
  • blossom center
  1. Every file is in millimeters. Each design has its own SVG; the full-pack file arranges all of them on one sheet.
  2. Layered designs list their pieces in cutting order, bottom first. Each design page also offers a one-color version with the details cut out.
  3. Keep every piece of a design selected when you resize it, so the layers still line up.

For a seasonal display, compare hanging ornaments, garland pieces and pumpkins.

See how the pieces fold, stack and line up, which lines to set to Score, and how to resize them together.

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