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Folded place card SVG set

A set of blank folded place cards with four original top-edge profiles and clearly separated cut and fold guides.

All designs in the Folded place card set
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All 4 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
4
Whole sheet size
356 × 236 mm (14 × 9¼ in)
Shapes
4
Format
SVG
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Individual SVGs · Dimensions in mm

Each card is 100 × 90 mm flat; fold it at 45 mm for a 100 × 45 mm face.

From pieces to finished shape

Fold the straight place card. Flat 100 × 90 mm; folded 100 × 45 mm. How deep it stands depends on how far you open it.

  1. The straight place card laid flat, 100 by 90 millimeters.

    Open the straight design at 100 × 90 mm. Keep the outline and the fold line together, at the same size.

  2. The card outline with the dashed fold line across the middle and an arrow showing the fold.

    Set the outline to Cut and the middle line to Score (or leave the line out and fold by hand at 45 mm). Fold the two 45 mm halves together.

  3. One half of the card, the 100 by 45 millimeter front.

    Bring the edges together and crease the fold. The front is 100 × 45 mm. Open the card a little to stand it up.

See how the pieces fold, stack and align →

What to have ready for this project
Material
Card that folds cleanly; test a crease on a scrap first.
Software
Design Space, Silhouette Studio or any program that opens SVG. Check the size reads in millimeters, and set fold lines to Score.
Cut and score
Cut the outline. Set the fold line to Score, or leave it out and fold by hand; if it cuts, the card falls in half.
To put it together
A scoring tool or bone folder if your machine doesn't score. A flat surface helps line up the halves.

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

  • cut outlines
  • fold guides
  1. SVG dimensions are in millimeters. The full-pack dimensions describe the arranged sheet; each individual file has its own dimensions.
  2. Import one individual SVG or ungroup the full sheet. Preserve the aspect ratio and check a known dimension before cutting.
  3. Solid shapes are the pieces you cut. Negative spaces use the even-odd fill rule. Dashed lines are folds: set them to Score, or delete them and fold by hand.
  4. Straight: Fold guide runs from (0,45) to (100,45) mm. Set this line to Score, not Cut.
  5. Arch: Fold guide runs from (0,45) to (100,45) mm. Set this line to Score, not Cut.
  6. Ticket: Fold guide runs from (0,45) to (100,45) mm. Set this line to Score, not Cut.
  7. Botanical edge: Fold guide runs from (0,45) to (100,45) mm. Set this line to Score, not Cut.

For a wedding table, pair these pieces with place cards, favor tags or box bands.

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

Before you start

  • Set the fold line to Score, or delete it before cutting and fold by hand. The file can’t set this for you.

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