Our free cut file this month is this Christmas tree SVG. You can use this file to make an outdoor pallet sign as we have or put it on a shirt, gift bags, ornaments, and so much more. The holiday season is the perfect time for crafting and free SVG files like this one make crafting easy! Looking for an SVG for a plain Christmas tree shape? We have that in our free Christmas shapes SVG for you!
Christmas Tree SVG
Before we get started on how to make this outdoor pallet sign, you will want to download the SVG file. To do that, just put your name and email in the form below for our newsletter. The file will then be sent to your email. Already subscribe? No problem! Just sign up again below. The Christmas tree SVG will be sent to you but you will not be signed up for anything further. Remember that this file is for personal use only. For commercial use or if you have trouble with your download, please contact me at thecountrychiccottage@yahoo.com and I will see if I can help you.
Need help using your SVG file with your Cricut machine? Just click here for more instructions.
DIY Christmas Sign
Now that you have your free Christmas Tree SVG, it is time to put it to good use and make a cute sign. This SVG file is the perfect size for this project so be sure to make one for your home and maybe a few to give as gifts as well.
Supplies to make a Christmas pallet sign:
- Pallet Christmas Tree (I purchased the version from here)
- Outdoor Paint (in red and green) (find my favorite brand here)
- Outdoor Vinyl (I use the permanent vinyl from Cricut)
- Transfer Tape
- Cricut Machine (see which is my favorite here)
- Free SVG file (download using the form above)
- String Lights
- Paint Brush
- Staple Gun
How to Make an Outdoor Wood Christmas Tree:
Start by painting your pallet tree with red and green paint. You want complete coverage if you are going to be using this sign outdoors. I would paint the front and back. NOTE: I did not paint the back of my sign but to make it last longer outdoors, I would definitely do that.
Once your paint is dry, flip your sign over and add the string lights to the back. I used a staple gun to secure. Just make sure you do not get the staples in the cord itself. You want the staples to go over the cord.
Then you will want to cut your Christmas tree SVG from the outdoor vinyl using your Cricut machine. Have trouble doing that? You can see the basics of using vinyl here.
Weed away all of the excess vinyl from around your design as well as the centers of any letters. Then use transfer tape to add the vinyl to your Christmas sign.
Then your sign is ready to be added to your outdoor holiday decor! You can even add a wood stake to the bottom if you want to put it in your yard.
Light up the night with this cute holiday decor sign! Be sure to make a few of these for your friends as well. They will love this cute tree design!
You will also want to be sure to use our free Christmas tree SVG for some other projects this holiday season. I could see it used so many ways!
If you love decorating your yard for Christmas, this pallet sign is definitely something you will want to make this year.
Love this free Christmas tree SVG and want more? Try the SVG files below as well!
- 16 Free Christmas SVG Files for Your Crafts
- Free Snowman SVG and other Winter Cut Files
- Baby’s First Christmas Ornament Free SVG File
- DIY Christmas Potholders with a Cricut
- you can also sign up to get our monthly free SVG files here!
Want to print the instructions for this holiday sign tutorial? Try the card below!
Equipment
- Staple Gun
Supplies
- Pallet Christmas Tree
- Outdoor Paint in red and green
- Outdoor Vinyl I use the permanent vinyl from Cricut
- Transfer Tape
- Free SVG file
- String Lights
Instructions
- Start by painting your pallet tree with red and green paint. You want complete coverage if you are going to be using this sign outdoors. I would paint the front and back. NOTE: I did not paint the back of my sign but to make it last longer outdoors, I would definitely do that.
- Once your paint is dry, flip your sign over and add the string lights to the back. I used a staple gun to secure. Just make sure you do not get the staples in the cord itself. You want the staples to go over the cord.
- Then you will want to cut your Christmas tree SVG from the outdoor vinyl using your Cricut machine. Have trouble doing that? You can see the basics of using vinyl here.
- Weed away all of the excess vinyl from around your design as well as the centers of any letters. Then use transfer tape to add the vinyl to your Christmas sign.
- Then your sign is ready to be added to your outdoor holiday decor!
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