This Momma Bear SVG Cut file is the most adorable design. To grab it all you have to do is fill out the form below. A zip file will be mailed to you as an instant digital download.

The Momma Bear SVG design file can then be unzipped and the SVG designs loaded into your machine software to make whatever personal projects you can see fit.

These Momma Bear Free SVG files are so super easy to use. Once you get the file download, just upload the appropriate file type into Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio. Then resize it to fit your t-shirt design.

The Momma Bear SVG instant download is for personal use only. But if you have commercial use intentions below the sign-up is all of the info you will need for small business use.

I just had to try an experiment to figure out how to make a tie dye Infusible Ink shirt so I pulled together this fantastic Mamma Bear buffalo check shirt that is just WILD!

Momma Bear SVG Free SVG Cut File + Tie Dye Cricut Infusible Ink

If you don’t have a cutting machine, no problem. You can still grab these free digital files and use a printable vinyl to make the psychical product. The high resolution PNG files are on a transparent background so it works out perfectly!

You will also get the dxf files and eps file also. And if you want to learn how to make your own cut files you should check out How To Make SVG Files For Cricut. I use the Adobe Illustrator to show you how to make your own vector cut file.

What Can I Make With These Free Mama Bear SVG Designs

tote bags
pillows
mugs
T-shirts
Keychains
Coffee Mugs
Tumblers
Stickers
Paper crafts
and other craft projects

What Do you Need to Make This Mamma Bear Buffalo Check Shirt?

You’ll need these materials to make your buffalo check shirt using the Cricut EasyPress:

1 Sublimation-Ready Shirt
1 Sheet Buffalo Check Infusible Ink

Then you’ll need the following tools:

Lint Roller
Butcher Paper or Parchment Paper (not Wax Paper)
Cricut Explore, another cutting machine, or Silhouette Cameo 4
Weeding Tool
Cricut EasyPress 2 or Heat Press

You’ll also need the Mamma Bear SVG file. You can grab it below for free.

Tips to Learn How to Make a Momma Bear SVG, Infusible Ink Shirt

This Infusible Ink that I made with the Momma bear SVG is VERY similar to my tie-dye sublimation tutorials with one very big exception: there’s not a shred of vinyl or sublimation. Someone who has never, ever made a shirt with sublimation before could totally tackle this project, even without a special printer or any of that. But, to get you on the right track, if you’re still a little unsteady, here are my favorite tips:

First, take a few seconds and check out this easy-to-understand video tutorial on my YouTube channel.
Whatever you do, use an Infusible Ink or sublimation-ready blank. Here’s why:
- Infusible Ink will not bond with cotton. It might very well look like it did when you take the heat press off it, but when you wash the shirt (or whatever you used for your blank), the ink will rinse out and either fade super fast or just rinse out completely.
- If you want to be super safe, you can just grab the shirts that specifically call out that they’re made for Infusible Ink. But if you’re wanting to go your own way, know that polyester, or those with a high concentration of polyester, will do the best at accepting the ink, making your design bright and flawless, even after repeated washing.
Always take the minute you need to put a sheet of parchment or butcher paper inside the shirt blank. There’s the potential that, if you skip this step, the ink (whether it’s sublimation or Infusible Ink) will bleed through the first layer of fabric and make a ghost image on the next layer.

Note: All of my free SVG files are for personal use ONLY on physical and digital products. At this time, I do not offer commercial use licenses. If you’re interested in using my free files for your small business products, please email me.

How To Get The Free Mama Bear SVG?

Fill out the form and free downloads will be sent in the following file formats, SVG, png, dxf and eps, in a single zip file. Unzip the file and upload the appropriate files to your cutting machine software, resize and cut.

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1 Mamma Bear T-Shirt

How To Tie Dye With Cricut Infusible Ink + Free SVG

Active Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 15 minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Estimated Cost: $10

An absolutely adorable shirt, filled with buffalo check, a bear and that sweet, sweet easy-to-use Cricut Infusible Ink I love, this tutorial for how to make a shattered glass infusible ink shirt is epic!

Materials

Mamma Bear Design
1 Buffalo Check Infusible Ink Sheet
1 Infusible Ink Ready Shirt

Tools

Cricut EasyPress
EasyPress Mat
Heat-Safe Tape
Lint Roller
Butcher Paper or Parchment Paper
Cricut Machine or Silhouette Cameo 4
Weeding Tool

Instructions

Download the Mamma Bear design and upload it into Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Design Studio.
Resize the image to cover the area you want the image to fit onto your shirt.
Follow the prompts to "make it" and to make sure the image is mirrored, so that the text comes outright.
Place the buffalo check Infusible Ink sheet onto the standard grip mat. Because we're using Infusible Ink, make sure to place the shiny side down.
Load the Infusible Ink sheet into the cutting machine.
Choose the correct material (Infusible Ink), then cut it.
Remove the Infusible Ink sheet from the machine and the mat.
Using the weeding tool, weed out the text then trim about 1/4-inch around the bear shape and weed away the exterior portion around the bear that will not be used.
Heat your EasyPress to 400 degrees and cut your remaining portion of Infusible Ink paper into two generally equally-sized pieces.
Use the lint roller to remove any lint from the shirt on both sides.
Place the butcher paper inside the shirt blank and place the shirt front-up on your heat-safe mat. Crush the shirt with your hands into a ball, exposing bits and pieces of the side that's facing up. Be sure the shirt's crushed-up size is smaller than your sheet of Infusible Ink paper you have your shattered glass design printed on. Take care to tuck back the portion of the shirt (the front center toward the neck area) that you want your bear to sit in, so it is not covered in the shattered glass portion of your design.
Lay one of the Infusible Ink sheet pieces faces down on your shirt blank, positioning it in place over the crushed shirt.
Cover with butcher paper. Press for 60 seconds with light pressure. Remove your heat press and allow the paper to cool to the touch. Repeat 11-13 on the back.

Flip the shirt over and smooth it out. Place the weeded bear shape face-down on the shirt in the center near the neck, centered and about 4-inches from the neckline of a crew-neck shirt (in my case, take a look at your favorite shirts and determine where you'd like the design to sit on your shirt.
Cover with parchment paper (to protect your press) and press with light pressure for 60 seconds with light pressure.
Remove the paper and discard. You're ready to use your shirt!