
SVG Collections Used

Supplies Used
- Card Stock
- Paper Glue
- Hot Glue Gun & Glue
- 4. 2” Wide Ribbon
Dimensions
Celtic Knots and Clovers SVG Collection | Size | Paper Color |
heart_top.svg (cut 2) | 5.500"W X 5.101"H | green leaf pattern |
heart_bottom.svg (cut 2) | 5.250"W X 5.049"H | tan textured pattern |
shamrock_knot_top.svg (cut 2) | 5.241"W X 5.087 | green leaf pattern |
shamrock_knot_bottom.svy (cut 2) | 5.240"W X 5.247"H | tan textured pattern |
heart_bottom.svg (cut 2) (this is the largest bottom layer) | 6.750"W X 6.491"H | green plaid pattern |
Shamrock_knot_bottom.svy (cut 2) (this is the largest bottom layer) | 6.510"W X 6.519"H | green plaid pattern |
3_bottom.svg (cut 2) *clover | 5.500"W X 5.499"H | green leaf pattern |
3_top.svg (cut 2) *clover | 4.686"W X 2.329"H | tan textured pattern |
slainte.svg (cut 2) * extras printables | 3.960"W X 1.538"H | printed on plain paper |
slainte.svg (cut 2) blackout shadow | 4.039"W X 1.607"H | green printed on plain paper |
Instructions
- Cut all SVGCuts.com files
- Print printables "Slàinte" file (or cut files out)
- Create and print a printables blackout of the "Slàinte" file (of course you could always cut these files if you can’t print and cut)
- Ink sides of cut pieces (optional)
- Assemble all pieces using paper glue
- Tie two ribbon bows (these will go behind the end shamrock shapes, as seen in photo)
- Hot glue finished shamrocks with the word Slàinte on to each bow
- Lay finished heart and shamrock knot pieces out on your ribbon (center and space them)
- Hot Glue finished pieces on to the ribbon
- Hot Glue your finished shamrock bows onto the banner ribbon (one on each end)
- To hang your banner, simply tack it with thumbtacks to your wall or mantel etc., using the ribbon behind the end shamrocks.
Design Tips

Fleurette - SVGCuts Design Team Artist
- I like to ink my sides with Copic markers, especially the smaller more detailed cuts. I then go over them with the colorless blender, to give it a soft inked look.
- I gave this project a stained vintage feel by edging with a light brown tea color.
- I used digital papers that I found on a blog that were free! "Freebies Vintage Paper – Patrick's Day" from http://farfarhill.blogspot.com. I loved the look and feel of them. I did brighten them up a bit in Photoshop. The only color paper that is not part of this freebie was the accent tan paper.
- I found it best to lay everything out on the ribbon before gluing it down to make sure and get everything spaced evenly.