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Create a Spooky Scene with this 3D Layered Haunted House Cut File! This design features 8 intricately layered pieces that bring the haunted house to life, perfect for adding a spooky touch to your Halloween decor. From ghosts and pumpkins to a creepy tree and eerie moonlit sky, each layer adds depth and dimension to this Halloween craft project.

This cut file is ideal for crafting wall art, decorations, or even using as a party backdrop. Compatible with various cutting machines, it comes in multiple file formats to suit your needs. Whether you're crafting for yourself or gifting to others, this haunted house design is sure to impress. Get started on your spooky project today!

Product Type: 3D Layered Digital Cut File
Number of Layers: 8

[⚠️ Important]
Please note that this is a INSTANT DOWNLOAD and no physical item will be shipped to you.
Upon purchase, you will receive a ZIP archive file containing all of the file types mentioned.
To access the files, you will need to unzip the archive file.

[📁 Files]
SVG | DXF | PDF | AI | EPS | PNG
All formats are included in a single ZIP file.

[⚙️ How it Works]
1. Download the digital file to your computer
2. Extract the files from the zip archive
3. Upload the digital file to your software
4. Use your cutting machine to cut each layer
5. Stack the layers in the correct order using the provided guide
6. For cardstock layers, use double adhesive foam dots/tabs or tape to create space between each layer and stack them on top of each other (this will give a 3D look)
7. You can use glue to hold the layers together, but using glue alone may cause the design to lose its height and 3D appearance if you are using thin materials

To access the files in the archived zip format, you can simply double-click the zip file on both Mac and PC.
On a Mac, this will automatically unzip the files. On a PC, double-clicking the zip file will open a new window with the contents of the archive.
To extract the files on a PC, you will need to right-click the zip file and select the "extract" option.

To adjust the size of your design, you can use the software for your cutting machine. When you reduce the size of the design, it may be helpful to pay attention to any thin elements, as they may become too fragile or difficult to cut if they are made too small. You can try experimenting with different sizes to see which one works best for your project.

Recommendations:

• These cut files work with a wide range of cutting machines, including models from the Silhouette and Cricut series, Glowforge, and other laser systems.
• Use SVG files for compatibility with various vector software programs like Adobe Illustrator and Inkscape, ensuring resizable quality.
• For Basic Silhouette Studio, use the DXF file format.
• Adjust the design size as needed, but be cautious with smaller reductions to avoid issues with thin elements.
• Enhance designs by experimenting with various cardstock types, such as glitter or metallic, and consider painting materials like wood for different effects. Check your machine’s manual to confirm material compatibility.
• Suitable materials include cardstock, plywood, MDF, acrylic, wood, plexiglass, and plastic, although material use depends on specific machine capabilities.
• SVG files might show as internet icons or HTML documents; open them with your machine's software.
• Add dimension to projects using cardstock or thin materials by incorporating double-sided foam dots, tabs, or adhesive tape between layers.