Maple leaf SVG
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A maple leaf with cut-out veins and a short stem. Cut a pile in red, orange and gold cardstock for a table scatter or a fall garland. It also fits nicely on a napkin ring.
Layered version, shown in color3 layers, one per color:
- Gold (base)
- Red
- Brown
Upload it to Cricut Design Space
- Tap Download SVG.
- In Design Space, choose Upload, then Upload image, and pick the file. Then Add to Canvas.
- Set the size on the canvas, then Make it.
- For iron-on, turn on Mirror for each mat.
How to use layered SVGs in Cricut Design Space
- Tap Layered SVG, upload the file the same way and Add to Canvas. Each color comes in as its own layer, with the base at the bottom.
- Keep the layers grouped while you resize, so they still line up.
- Choose Make it. Each color goes on its own mat, so load the matching cardstock or vinyl. For iron-on, turn on Mirror for each mat.
- Glue or press down the base first, then add the other layers on top.
Small pieces are easiest to cut and place at 5 inches or larger.
Silhouette: Studio Basic Edition can't open SVG files. Use Designer Edition or higher, or open the PNG in Basic and trace it.
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Describe a simple design, then download the black-and-white SVG. The AI option makes a single-color design; the library's layered color files are separate.
About this page
A maple leaf has a branching vein pattern cut through it and a short stem. The veins stop short of the edge, so the leaf holds together. Layered, it is a red leaf with gold veins and a brown stem. Weeding takes a few minutes, and 3 inches tall keeps the vein tips intact. Young helpers can sort cut leaves by color for a garland. Color alongside the fall leaves and acorns page.
