I'm a graphic designer who bought an xTool just to play with, and a year later what it makes fills my table at the Saturday market. These are the 18 files I'd cut again, from earrings to ornaments with names on them, and every one is a free download from Creative Fabrica.
Five funky flower designs, each with an SVG, a DXF, an EPS and a transparent PNG. The title says acrylic, and the seller lists faux leather, wood, canvas, paper and fabric too. I cut mine from faux leather as big, light earrings, and they're the pair people try on first.
Browsing is free. Search for xTool on Creative Fabrica, open a few listings and check two things before you pick: the file formats and the material thickness the seller drew for. Or stay here, since everything below has earned its spot on my table.
A single earring design for acrylic or wood, with SVG, EPS, a transparent PNG, PDF and DXF. The seller has one useful tip: LightBurn can distort the size of SVG files, so use the DXF there. It's the simplest shape on my table and the pair I restock most.
25 sunflower earring designs in one bundle, as SVG, EPS, DXF and 300 DPI PNGs. The seller made them for wood or acrylic, to cut, engrave or print. Sunflowers are my summer bestseller, and with this many shapes the display never looks like one pair repeated.
Ten boxes in one bundle: hexagon, octagon, round, a lattice box, a jewelry box and one with a clear lid. Each comes as SVG, EPS, PNG, PDF and DXF, with red lines to cut and black lines to engrave. I keep a stack of the small round ones next to the earrings, and people buy the box with the pair.
A flamingo earring with long, graceful curves, in DXF, EPS, SVG and PDF. It's sized like a standard earring and made for wood or acrylic, according to the seller. I paint them pink on basswood, and they're gone by noon on hot Saturdays.
A sea turtle in front of a sunset, cut in layers so the light glows through the silhouette. You get SVG, PDF, DXF and EPS; the light module and bulb aren't included, and the seller builds it from 1/8 inch plywood with a flex sheet between the layers. Mine sits on the corner of my table as a sample, and it sells the idea better than I can.
A "Best Teacher" display about 9 by 7 inches, drawn for 1/8 inch material, as SVG, DXF, PNG and PDF. The seller lists plywood, MDF, acrylic and more, and reminds you to allow for your laser's kerf. When the school year ends, parents at the market buy these by the handful.
A Valentine tic-tac-toe board for 1/8 inch wood or acrylic. The zip has SVG, DXF, PDF, EPS, PNG, JPG, a CorelDraw file and an Illustrator file. The seller warns that some software rescales a design on import, so check the size before you cut. I sell it with the pieces in a small bag.
20 floral earring templates for wood and acrylic, each as SVG, EPS, an Illustrator file, PDF, PNG and JPG. As a designer, I open them in my own software, change a petal or two and make a pair my own.
Before the Christmas files, one detour. Customers ask for a cartoon of their own dog or a logo for their bakery, and no seller has those. Studio AI is Creative Fabrica's separate image tool, and new accounts start with 25,000 free AI Coins. Describe what you need, pick a style, and download the image. One customer's corgi ended up on a keychain that way, and she came back for two more.
A snowman family inside a little birdhouse with a Santa hat, with room to add every family member's name. You get an Illustrator file, EPS, SVG, DXF, PDF and DWG, and xTool is on the seller's list. Custom family ornaments are my biggest order before Christmas, and this one is the easiest to personalize.
Script names framed by snowflakes, trees, stars and bows, for wood, acrylic or MDF. The files are SVG, DXF, EPS, an Illustrator file, PDF and DWG. They double as stocking name tags, and that's how I sell half of them.
Ornaments shaped like Christmas sweaters, with scarves, snowflakes, reindeer, pine trees and holly, plus spaces for names. SVG, DXF, EPS, PDF, DWG and an Illustrator file, and the seller lists xTool among the machines and LightBurn among the programs. A matching sweater ornament for everyone in the family is hard to say no to.
A Christmas sign with a custom name, as SVG, DXF, EPS, an Illustrator file, PNG, JPG and DWG, for wood, acrylic, leather or MDF. The seller names xTool, Glowforge and LightBurn. I cut a big one for the front of my own table with my shop name on it.
Eight sports ornaments: basketball, football, soccer, baseball, tennis, volleyball, golf and billiards, each in a Santa hat with space for a name or number. They're layered for easy assembly and drawn for 1/8 to 1/4 inch wood, MDF or acrylic, as SVG, an Illustrator file, EPS, PDF, DXF and DWG. Team moms buy a whole roster at once.
Seven star-shaped ornaments, each with a winter animal (a fox, a deer, a puppy, a mouse, a hedgehog and more) and a spot for a name. The seller suggests material around 1/8 inch thick, and the files are SVG, DXF, an Illustrator file, EPS and PDF. Kids pick their animal first and their name second.
50 holiday gift tags with a hole at the top for ribbon: Santa, snowmen, gingerbread men, trees, stockings, snowflakes and more. SVG, DXF, EPS, PNG and PDF, and the seller names xTool and Glowforge for laser work. I cut them from thin basswood, and they go on every package that leaves my table in December.
A layered Christmas light box with several scenes: Santa and his reindeer, a Nativity, snowmen in the forest, a deer under the trees and a vintage truck carrying a tree. It's drawn for 1/8 inch plywood or MDF, in SVG, DXF, DWG, EPS and PDF, for xTool, Glowforge and LightBurn. Lit from behind, the layers look deep, and it's the piece people stop to photograph.
A little dog house ornament with a bone-shaped tag for the pet's name. It's one SVG for xTool and most diode or CO2 lasers, with a wood or MDF base, and the seller adds a mirrored acrylic bone for shine. I cut the houses from scraps left over from bigger jobs, so it's my favorite add-on sale.
If your xTool is new, start small: one pair of earrings, then an ornament with a name, then a box. Check the thickness each seller drew for, since a slot made for 1/8 inch stock won't hold on anything thicker, and cut a test piece first. Save this list for the next time you plan a market table.
The laser section on Creative Fabrica goes far past these 18 files: earrings, keychains, name signs, boxes, lamps and seasonal bundles. Scroll through it on your lunch break and pick the piece you'd buy yourself at a market.
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