EveryCutFile
Circle
132 × 75 mm file canvas
65 × 65 mm window cutting contour plus a separate 57 × 57 mm decorative inset. The smaller panel fits inside the opening; it is not a backing panel.
Greeting card window set
Original card-front window shapes and matching inset panels for simple layered paper projects.
Original SVG · Free download
All 6 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
- 6 distinct designs
- Full-pack file canvas
- 452 × 206 mm
- Vector pieces
- 12 parts
- File format
- SVG
Find and open the downloaded SVG. Personal use and finished items for sale are included.
Choose your design
Individual SVGs · Dimensions in mm
Arch
132 × 75 mm file canvas
65 × 75 mm window cutting contour plus a separate 57 × 67 mm decorative inset. The smaller panel fits inside the opening; it is not a backing panel.
Rounded rectangle
132 × 75 mm file canvas
65 × 75 mm window cutting contour plus a separate 57 × 67 mm decorative inset. The smaller panel fits inside the opening; it is not a backing panel.
Star
132 × 75 mm file canvas
65 × 75 mm window cutting contour plus a separate 57 × 67 mm decorative inset. The smaller panel fits inside the opening; it is not a backing panel.
Leaf
132 × 75 mm file canvas
65 × 75 mm window cutting contour plus a separate 57 × 67 mm decorative inset. The smaller panel fits inside the opening; it is not a backing panel.
Faceted window
132 × 75 mm file canvas
65 × 75 mm window cutting contour plus a separate 57 × 67 mm decorative inset. The smaller panel fits inside the opening; it is not a backing panel.
From pieces to finished shape
Center the circular inset. 132 × 75 mm file canvas; 65 mm window diameter and 57 mm inset diameter. Centering leaves a 4 mm radial gap. Card base and support are reader-supplied.
Identify the two contours
The larger circle is a window-cutting contour, not a supplied card front. The smaller circle is an optional decorative inset, not a backing panel. Preserve their relative scale.
Make the opening first
Position the 65 mm contour inside your own card front with the margins your material requires. Use it as an opening/subtraction or inner cut contour. Cut the 57 mm inset separately.
Plan support for the inset
Align the circle centers: move the inset 4 mm right and 4 mm down relative to the opening’s top-left corner. A 4 mm gap remains around it. Attach it to your own underlying panel or another chosen support; it cannot cover or attach across the opening by itself. The dashed support rectangle is an unmeasured schematic, not another supplied design.
See how the pieces fold, stack and align →
What to have ready for this project
- Material or blank
- Provide your own card-front shape and, if using the inset, an underlying support. The download does not contain a card base.
- File-import application
- Use a vector-capable application that supports your chosen SVG import workflow. Confirm millimeter size and separate operations before output; a preview does not assign device operations.
- Operations to prepare
- Use the large contour as the opening in your card front. Cut the smaller inset separately, preserving scale.
- Assembly supplies
- Provide a support and attachment method for the inset. It is 8 mm smaller in diameter, so it cannot bridge or cover the opening by itself.
Use the pieces together
The full SVG is an arranged sheet. Individual files let you work on one design without importing the rest. Keep every piece of a layered design selected while changing its size, so borders, holes and inset details keep their proportions.
Groups and layers
- card front cutouts
- matching inset panels
- SVG dimensions are in millimeters. The full-pack dimensions describe the arranged sheet; each individual file has its own dimensions.
- Import one individual SVG or ungroup the full sheet. Preserve the aspect ratio and check a known dimension before cutting.
- Filled closed paths represent cut contours. Negative spaces use the even-odd fill rule. Fold guides are open dashed paths: assign score or remove them before cutting.
- Circle: Use the larger closed contour as a subtraction from your own card front. Keep at least the margin required by your chosen material.
- Arch: Use the larger closed contour as a subtraction from your own card front. Keep at least the margin required by your chosen material.
- Rounded rectangle: Use the larger closed contour as a subtraction from your own card front. Keep at least the margin required by your chosen material.
- Star: Use the larger closed contour as a subtraction from your own card front. Keep at least the margin required by your chosen material.
- Leaf: Use the larger closed contour as a subtraction from your own card front. Keep at least the margin required by your chosen material.
- Faceted window: Use the larger closed contour as a subtraction from your own card front. Keep at least the margin required by your chosen material.
See how pieces fold, stack and align, including cut versus score assignment and preserving their relative scale.
Before you start
- Card bases and envelopes are not included.
- The smaller inset fits inside the opening. Use your own larger backing panel if you want to cover the window from behind.
If an SVG opens at an unexpected size, compare its declared size with your canvas units before scaling. For named software, check the edition and platform’s SVG input path.