Use our “Autumn Leaves and Lattes Please SVG” cut file to make fall pillows, signs, mugs and more with your Cricut, Silhouette Cameo or Portrait. Not a fan of lattes? No worries. We have you covered!

Who’s ready to start decorating for Fall? Even if you don’t go all out with seasonal decorating, adding an element or 2 can give your home just the pop of fall it needs.

FALL SVGS

Since Fall is my favorite time of year I’m really trying to bulk up my fall SVG library. I want you to be able to find designs for all of your fall crafts. Whether it’s paper crafting, signs, shirts or mugs, I want you to have options. If you’re looking to add more SVGs for your collection, I’ve rounded up my favorite sites for downloading free svgs. You can see them HERE.

I’m not a fan of coffee or lattes and I know I can’t be the only one so I created an alternative Free Autumn SVG: Autumn Leaves & Hot Cocoa Please

This FREE SVG is for Personal Use Only. Sharing, selling or redistributing this design in digital or printed format is strictly prohibited.

The best craft fonts for cutting machines

There are many fonts that would fall into the category of the best craft fonts for cutting machines and thankfully there is no shortage of fonts to be found on the web. My favorite sites for downloading fonts when I’m working on a new designs are Creative Fabrica and Fontbundles.net. For this Autumn Leaves and Lattes Please SVG I used the following font combination: Clements and Headley Script.

FALL SAYINGS SVGS

If this is your first time visiting The Girl Creative and you love these fall sayings SVGs, then you’ll probably like these cut files for Silhouette and Cricut too.

Fall Vibes SVG Cut File

Pumpkin Spice Everything SVG

How to Make Autumn Leaves and Lattes Please Pillow

Autumn Leaves & Lattes (or Hot Cocoa) Please SVG

Materials

Pillow Case Blank
Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV)
SVG Cut File

Tools

Silhouette Cameo
Heat Press or Home Iron
Weeding Tools
Cutting Mat

Instructions

Step 1: After downloading your SVGs, open the design of your choice in your Silhouette Studio software. To open you need to go to File > Open > and select your design from the location you saved it to on your computer. NOTE: You will need Silhouette Studio Designer Edition or higher to use an SVG. If you are running the basic edition, please let me know and I will provide you with the proper file type.
Step 2: Resize your SVG to the size that you need according to the size shirt you will be using.
Step 3: Now you're ready to cut. Don't forget to mirror your image BEFORE you send to cut AND make sure you select the proper material (HTV) and adjust the cut settings (if you use the ratchet blade like me). Also, the shiny side of the heat transfer vinyl (the carrier sheet side) should be face down on your cutting mat.
Step 4: Weeding. With your weeding tools (or you can use a stick pin if you don't have any weeding tools) start removing the excess htv from around your design. You want to do this nice and slow to make sure your vinyl doesn't tear. To make things easier, try leaving your design on your cutting mat. that works best for me. Once you have the area around your design weeded, work on the inner parts of the design (i.e. letters, shapes, etc.)
Step 5: Apply Design to Pillow Place your cut design right side up on the pillow and press on top of the carrier sheet. Always read package instructions for how to press your design including length of time, hot or cool peel, etc.

Notes

NOTE: If you don't put enough pressure while pressing then the design can peel. Think of it as leaning your whole body weight into the iron for the amount of time recommended on the packaging. You'll know if your design is on the pillow good if you can see the texture of the fabric l through the vinyl.

Some instructions want you to press right on top of the carrier sheet. Some tell you to put a cloth or parchment paper over the design and then press. So, read those instructions and make sure you put a lot of pressure into ironing the design on.