Free “Bee Mine” Valentine’s Day SVG for Cricut Crafts

I have a Free Valentine’s Day SVG for you today! Get this Free “Bee Mine” hand lettered Valentine’s Day SVG to make Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts using your Cricut or Silhouette Machines.

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Free Bee Mine Valentine’s Day SVG File

I’ve had so much fun this year creating different Valentine’s Day cards with Iron On vinyl. I’ve made some with Cricut Design Space images that are ready to use (J’Adore and Happy Valentine’s Day cards) as well as a Cute Heart Homemade Valentine’s Day Card that I created using the Martha Stewart exclusive images in Design Space. Using Iron On Vinyl is a great way to make handmade valentine cards quickly and easily! Visit either (or both!) of those posts to learn more about how I use Cricut Iron On Vinyl to make handmade cards.

I absolutely love creating my own hand lettered SVGs for y’all to use, and couldn’t wait to make one to use for a handmade Valentine. The Bee Mine design has been sitting on the tip of my pencil for a couple of weeks, and I’m excited that it turned out so cute!

Supplies Needed to Make a Handmade Valentine’s Day Card with a Free Valentine SVG

-Cricut Machine (Shop Cricut | Amazon)

-Iron On Vinyl (Shop Cricut | Amazon)

-Blank Cards (Shop on Amazon)

-Cricut EasyPress 2 (The small size of the new EasyPress is perfect for making cards – Shop Cricut | Amazon)

–Protective Sheet

–Cricut EasyPress Mat

To make the card, upload the Free Bee Mine Valentine’s Day SVG to Cricut Design Space (scroll down for download), and size to the card.

If you’re new to using SVG files with your Cricut machine, make sure you read my full post on How to Upload an SVG to Cricut Design Space.

Click “Make It,” making sure to MIRROR the image before cutting. Weed away the extra vinyl and press onto the card. Temperature required will depend on the paper you’re using, so you might have some trial and error. I’ve found 230-250 degrees for 10-15 seconds is a good place to start. You can always check Cricut Recommended Settings for the EasyPress as well.

Wait until the card is cooled, and then peel off the backing sheet. This is especially true with the new Cricut Iron On. If you try to peel it off the paper before it is cooled, sometimes the adhesive will lift from the paper.

You’re done and have an adorable handmade Valentine card in just a few minutes!

MAKING MORE VALENTINE’S DAY CRAFTS? I THINK YOU’LL LOVE THESE POSTS:

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Love You More FREE SVG + 14 more FREE Valentine’s Day SVGs

Heartbreaker SVG (great for boy’s Valentine shirts!)

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“Be Mine” DIY Valentine’s Day Mug and Pink Hot Chocolate

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Download Bee Mine Valentine SVG for Free

Please use this Free Bee Mine Valentine’s Day SVG for PERSONAL USE ONLY