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Travel the World SVG Kit

Pack your paper suitcase and set off on a crafting adventure with the Travel the World SVG Kit! Whether you’re celebrating a graduate, giving a heartfelt gift, or decorating for a party, this collection of five fabulous projects brings faraway places to life—right from your craft table. * Build the Eiffel Tower—a stunning 3D piece based on the real schematics (it’s easier than it looks!).
* Assemble a charming British Telephone Box, which can glow from within for a cozy touch.
* Hit the road with a Route 66 Box Card, full of vintage Americana flair.
* Celebrate big with the Standing Congrats Skyline, which shines bright with twinkling LED lights.
* Tuck a treasure into the Zig-Zag Bag, perfect for gifting and featuring your favorite patterned paper. Each design is layered with travel-inspired charm and comes together more easily than you'd expect. Make something meaningful and give your imagination a passport.

$14.99

Dimensions

Eiffel Tower - 21” tall
Red Telephone Box - 10 x 3.5 x 3.5”
Route 66 Box Card - 6 x 7.5 x 3.5” (7.25 x 7.5” when flat)
Standing Congrats Skyline - 18.5 x 8.5 x 3” (Congrats part) and 27 x 11” (Skyline part)
Zig-Zag Bag - 6.25 x 6 3.5”

We also offer each project individually!

Eiffel Tower
Red Telephone Box
Route 66 Box Card
Standing Congrats Skyline
Zig-Zag Bag

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Compatibility

SAny cutting machine software that allows you to import SVG files, such as Sure Cuts a Lot ("SCAL"), eCAL, Make the Cut, Silhouette Studio Designer Edition and Cricut Design Space. This Kit contains pieces that are too large for 12x6 and 8.5 x 11 mats. Alternative “solid” score lines included, as well as each project saved as a single file and all shapes “separated.” compatibility

Assembly Tutorial

Paper Collection and Supplies

Solid paper shown is all American Crafts (AC) Cardstock. Patterned paper shown is the Cityscapes Collection by Graphic 45. The light used inside the Red Telephone Box is a Submersible Battery-Operated LED Light Puck with Remote Control from Amazon (there are several brands). Its windows are cut from page protector sheets from the office supply store. For the Eiffel Tower, I used metallic "chocolate" bronze shimmer paper (purchased in packs of five from Michaels) for the panels. The stamp shown on the back of the Route 66 Box Card is the Best Dad Woodblock Set from Hero Arts (LP332). I illuminated the Congratulations from the inside using two of the same lights from Amazon mentioned above. The stamp shown on the Zig-Zag Bag tag is also from the Cityscapes Collection from Graphic 45.