New for all 2024 patterns, and going forward- a QR code and a link is included in each pattern. This link or code will take you a file storage website where you can view and download the SVG files. Once downloaded you can use your favorite electronic cutting machine to cut all applique pieces.
We’ve created SVG files primarily with Cricut and Brother Scan N Cut machines in mind, but they will work with any cutting machine.
And- we’ve done the work for you, by organizing them by color/fabric.
Each pattern organizes the SVG files in two ways- “grouped by color” and “individual pieces”. The “grouped by color” will have every appliqué piece needed for the quilt, organized by fabric. There is a color chart included that will list each fabric used in the quilt, a coordinating number, and a coordinating solid color.
For those who would like to pick their own fabric placement, or in case of any mistakes, the “individual pieces” folder includes all appliqué pieces, labeled as they are shown on the printed/provided template pages.
Giving each fabric it’s own unique solid color, allows easy organization on the machine software. For Cricut users, this means you can add all SVG files needed to your workspace, and it will organize the mats for you.
See our tutorial for Cricut users here:
Each SVG file is made to fit within a 11.6 “x 11.6” board. If all appliqué pieces do not fit within this space, multiple boards will be added (ie “Fabric One-A.SVG, Fabric One-B.SVG, etc). For Brother users, this will allow you to plug a USB directly into your Scan N Cut, without needing to use the Canvas software.
See our Brother Scan n Cut tutorial here:
See our Singer Momento Tutorial Here:
I won the “In the Woods” for machine embroidery. I am new to the quilting world and don’t have a cricut to cut out the appliques. Can you email me the actual sizes of the appliques so I can just print them out from my computer in the correct size?
Hi Sally,
We don’t have the templates in any other format for machine embroidery, except SVG.
But with machine applique- your machine will create a placement stitch and stop- allowing you to place fabric over the placement stitch. We recommend using a spray adhesive to adhere your fabric to the block. Make sure the fabric completely covers the placement stitch.
After the placement stitch and fabric is stitched, your machine will create a tacking stitch and stop- allowing you to then trim around each appliqué. Trim as close to the stitch as possible. What follows is another (finishing) stitch.
Hope this helps. You can email hello@meagsandme.com with any other questions.
Is there SVG files available for Duck Duck Goose and the mini version. I have bought both and would love the files for them!
Unfortunately, we don’t have the SVG included with Duck Duck Goose.