Free Halloween SVG Decor - Easy and Fun to Make! ♥ Fleece Fun

You’ll love this Free Halloween SVG décor! Halloween is just around the corner and what better way to get into the spooky spirit than by creating your own Halloween-themed art? Reverse canvas art has been a popular trend in recent years, and this Halloween we’re taking it up a notch with our free SVG files and step-by-step guide! Whether you’re an experienced crafter or a beginner looking for some fun DIY ideas, this project is perfect for you. So grab your crafting supplies and let’s get started on creating some spooky yet cute Halloween reverse canvas art!

For this project you will need:

1 12 by 12 reverse canvas ( make your own or buy it)

Craft Paint – I used black and purple

White Heat Transfer Vinyl

White Stiff Felt

Cricut Maker, Cricut Explore or Silhouette Machine

Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks

Fleece Fun’s FREE SVG file (available at the end of the post)

EasyPress or Heat Press

Free Halloween SVG Decor Instructions

Step 1 – Prep the Canvas

If you haven’t already, take the canvas off the frame ( needle nose pliers are great for this.

Paint the canvas (if you desire)

Paint the frame.

Set aside to dry while we cut out the elements

Step 2 – Cut out the elements

Load the free SVG in the software that works with your machine.

Cut the cobwebs out of felt. Since I’m using a Cricut Maker, I opted to use the rotary blade. But since we’re using stiffened felt a deep cut blade and a mat should cut out the felt on another machine.

Remove the Halloween cobwebs from the mat.

Weed out all the felt so all the negative space of the web is gone.

Now switch to a regular fine point blade the cut out the Heat Transfer Vinyl.

Make sure the image is mirrored in your cutting program! Cut out the wording.

Weed the Heat Transfer Vinyl.

Step 3 – Bring the Elements of the Halloween Decor Together

Now that we have all the elements cut out and made sure that the canvas and frame is dry – It’s time to bring it all together!

Take all the elements and place them where they will go – so you can make sure the spacing and placement on the canvas is correct.

Now that the placement is perfect – iron on the HTV. Tip: Since I painted the canvas – it’s a good idea to have the parchment as a buffer – to keep the EasyPress clean.