Monogram SVGs

Monograms, you can't get much more personalized than that! A Monogram is most often created using the initials of a person's name, including first name, middle name, and last name. The order of the initials depends on the type of font used, script font vs. block font.

For example, when using a script font for a monogram pattern, you use First Initial, LASTInitial, and then Middle Initial, with the Last Initial (middle letter) as the largest. With script font monograms, these letters are often intertwined. When using a block font and all the letters are sized the same, you would use the initials in the order they are usually found: First, Middle, Last.

However, you land on order; you're sure to have fun with a monogram in your craft and design projects. You'll find monograms in these different types of designs: wreath, circle monogram, split monogram, monogram SVG frames, and more.

Monogram Maker, Letters, & Designs: The Low Down

Ok, now let's talk about how to use Monogram Letters and Designs. If you're looking for a little extra help with creating your perfect monogram design, then you'd better check out Monogram Maker! Not only is it one neat design and craft tool, and it's FREE! Here's a quick YouTube Video showing you how to use the Monogram Maker website, and just for fun, a video tutorial on Adding Monograms to flip-flops using HTV.

When using monogram SVG files, the type of font used varies. As mentioned, script fonts are pretty popular for monograms, as well as block fonts. Split monogram SVGs use a single letter, usually Serif Fonts such as Times New Roman, and have a "split" through the center of the letter, creating space for a name to be entered.

Split monograms can also be super creative and include flowers, flourishes, and other fun embellishments. One other type of monogram SVG you'll find is the single initial monogram used in conjunction with last names and is popular with sign makers.

Monogram SVG File Project Inspiration

Speaking of signs, this is just one of the many ways you can use a monogram SVG. Some other popular ways to use your SVG files include making custom clothing, towels, linens, baby items, various paper products, wreaths, cups/mugs, tumblers, and many more.

You'll need to use a cutting machine such as Cricut, Silhouette, Brother, Scan N Cut, or similar to cut your monogram SVG files. Many of the designers have provided you with various file types for use with different cutting machines such as SVG, PNG, DXF, EPS, AI, and more. Always keep in mind what file types your particular cutting machine uses!

The options for using monograms are pretty much endless. Browse through the vast selection of monogram SVGs for Cricut and Silhouette here on Design Bundles to find one that works for your special project today.