The most useful pack: every letter A to Z as a single-initial monogram in Cinzel Decorative inside a laurel wreath, the classic formal look for doormats, pillows and wreath signs. The samples show the same idea with other fonts and frames. Everything is drawn by our tool from open-licensed fonts and our own frame shapes, so there is nothing “personal use only” in the files. Change the font or frame in the single initial monogram maker.
Download the single initial svgs zip (32 SVG files)
The zip holds every sample on this page as a separate SVG. It also contains the full A to Z set in Cinzel Decorative (26 files). Every file is paths only, 6 by 6 inches, with the letters, frame and text on separate layers; resize it in your cutting software or see how to resize an SVG.
Files in this pack
What you will cut (measured from the files)
We measured every SVG in this pack. “Cut lines” counts the closed outlines the blade follows, including the inside of letters such as A and O; more cut lines means more weeding. Cut length is the total distance the blade travels with the file resized to 4 inches wide, and it scales with size: at 8 inches it doubles. In the A to Z set the shortest cut is J (39.8 in) and the longest is E (46.6 in), an average of 43.2 inches per letter; cutting all 26 at 4 inches is about 93 feet of blade travel.
| File | Cut lines | Cut length at 4 in | Of which frame |
|---|---|---|---|
| R in cinzel-decorative | 29 | 43.2 in | 33.7 in |
| B in abril-fatface | 5 | 38.0 in | 23.5 in |
| G in great-vibes | 27 | 41.8 in | 24.8 in |
| K in bebas-neue | 3 | 40.1 in | 27.6 in |
| E in montserrat | 3 | 31.6 in | 21.7 in |
| P in lilita-one | 38 | 20.0 in | 11.8 in |
| A to Z set (26 files) | 29 to 30 | 39.8 to 46.6 in | 33.7 in |
The busiest file here is single-initial-monogram-p-lilita-one, with 38 separate cut lines, 36 of them in the frame. Allow extra weeding time for designs like that, and cut them larger if your material tears.
Laurel wreath initials: sizes and weeding
The A to Z set puts a Cinzel Decorative capital inside our laurel wreath. The wreath is made of many separate leaves, so it accounts for most of the cut length and most of the weeding. Size it for the item: about 18 to 20 inches for a doormat stencil, 10 to 12 inches for a pillow, 4 to 6 inches for a wreath sign or a box lid. Below about 3 inches the smallest leaves are hard to weed in vinyl.
For a doormat, cut the design from stencil vinyl or plastic stencil sheet and keep the background, not the letter: weed out the letter and leaves, apply the stencil, and dab paint straight down with a stiff brush. Coir mats are very coarse, so do not expect fine leaf edges; a bolder font such as Abril Fatface or Bebas Neue (samples above) keeps the letter readable.
For a pillow cover in heat-transfer vinyl, mirror the design and press with a cover sheet. The leaves are small, so press for the full time the vinyl maker recommends and peel slowly.
Frequently asked questions
What size laurel monogram for a doormat?
About 18 to 20 inches wide on a standard 18 by 30 inch mat, cut as a stencil. Coarse coir mats need bold letters.
Why does the laurel frame take so long to weed?
The wreath is made of separate leaves, and each one is its own piece. That is also why it accounts for most of the cut length in each file.
Make your own
These are samples with fixed initials. To make the same design with your own letters, colours and size, open the single initial monogram maker; it produces the same file format. For letter order and sizing see the etiquette guide and the size chart.
Other free monogram packs
- Free Circle Monogram SVG Files
- Free Split Monogram SVG Files (A to Z)
- Free Wedding Monogram SVG Samples
- Free Vine Monogram SVG Files
- Free Diamond Monogram SVG Files
- Free Old English Letters SVG (A to Z)
- Free Bubble Letters SVG (A to Z)
- Free Script Monogram SVG Files
- Free Two Letter Monogram SVG Samples
- All free SVG cutting files
Last reviewed: 25 September 2026. The fonts are open-licensed (SIL OFL or Apache 2.0); see the font list for each licence. The frames are drawn by our own code. Something not working? Please let us know.