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Layered Fall Leaves SVG
For Cozy Autumn Decor
Fall crafting season is in full swing, and SoShe Designs is celebrating with a free layered fall leaves SVG—perfect for Cricut projects, paper crafting, and seasonal decor. This trio of autumn leaf cut files includes beginner-friendly layers, warm color inspiration, and playful details designed to bring joy to your DIY cards, shadow boxes, and handmade gifts.
“Let’s Get Crafting!”
🦉 Styling Ideas for Your Fall Leaves SVG
Step-by-Step Instructions
Falling for Layers: Autumn Leaf SVG
Celebrate the quiet magic of autumn with this layered Fall Leaves SVG set—designed to bring warmth, texture, and playful charm to your seasonal crafting. Each leaf is thoughtfully created with crisp edges and cozy curves, making them perfect for garlands, gift tags, scrapbook pages, and DIY decor.
This set includes oak, maple, and birch-inspired designs, each layered for dimension and sized to work beautifully with Cricut Joy, Explore, and Maker. Use kraft paper, metallic cardstock, or warm-tone solids to create a rustic fall palette.
Whether you're decorating your mantle, prepping for a market, or crafting with your favorite SoShe-its, these leaves are ready to fall into place. 🍂
Materials
- Kraft cardstock (for a rustic base)
- Warm-tone cardstock (reds, oranges, yellows, browns)
- Metallic cardstock (gold or copper for shimmer)
Tools
- Cricut Joy, Explore, or Maker (or any cutting machine that supports SVG files)
- StandardGrip or LightGrip cutting mat
- Brayer (optional, for smoothing paper onto mat)
Instructions
🧡 Step 1: Download & Unzip
Download the Fall Leaves SVG set from the link. Unzip the folder to access the SVG file.
🍁 Step 2: Upload to Cricut Design Space
• Open Cricut Design Space and start a new project.
• Click “Upload” → “Upload Image” → select your leaf SVG.
• Name and tag it for easy reuse, then click “Add to Canvas.”
📐 Step 3: Resize if Needed
Each leaf is sized for Cricut Joy and up, but you can scale them up or down depending on your project. Just make sure to keep the layers grouped so they stay aligned.
🎨 Step 4: Choose Your MaterialsPick your cardstock colors! Try:
• Kraft paper for the base
• Warm tones (red, orange, yellow) for top layers
• Metallics or vellum for shimmer and softness
🖨️ Step 5: Cut Your Layers
• Place your paper on the mat and smooth it with a brayer.
• Use the “Cardstock for Intricate Cuts” setting if needed.
• Cut each layer one at a time, changing paper colors as you go.
🧷 Step 6: Assemble Your Leaf
• Start with the largest base layer.
• Use glue to stack each layer.
• Align carefully for a dimensional, shadowed effect.
🧵 Step 7: Add Finishing Touches
• Punch a hole and string with twine for garlands or tags.
• Clip to a line with mini clothespins.
• Mix with pinecones or acorns for a cozy table display.
Notes
Mix & Match: These leaves play beautifully with other fall elements—try pairing them with acorns, pinecones, or cozy critters from past SoShe drops.
Creative Variations: Cut the leaves from felt, vinyl, or even watercolor paper for a mixed-media twist. You can also shrink them down for mini tags or enlarge them for wall decor.
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