Celebrate Today SVG

Disco birthday

Few things say 1970s like a disco ball, and this one turns any birthday into a dance party. The ball is built from rows of small curved tiles that follow the shape of a sphere, alternating mustard and cream like a checkerboard wrapped around a globe. A short avocado tab holds it from the top, and a ring of burnt orange rays sparkles out around it.

CELEBRATE sits below in bubbly capitals that rise in a gentle arch, and Today finishes it in a quick, slanted brush script.

The layers

• Base and lines (cocoa brown): the backing behind the ball, rays and tab, and the thin lines between tiles
• Burnt orange (deep orange): the ring of rays
• Mustard (golden yellow): half the tiles on the ball
• Avocado (olive green): the small hanging tab
• Cream (pale ivory): the other half of the tiles
• Lettering (rust red): CELEBRATE and Today

Pieces and weeding

This design has more pieces than any other in the set: 75 pieces and 7 cut-outs in the solid file. Most of them are disco ball tiles and rays. Because they are all separate, a carrier sheet for iron-on, transfer tape for adhesive vinyl, or a backing card for paper is essential. Weed the tiles in rows and do not rush. It passes our cut checks from about 5 inches wide.

If you would rather not stack the tiles in two colors, cut the solid file in a single color of glitter or metallic iron-on. It still sparkles.

Size guide

For favor stickers or cupcake box labels below 5 inches, print the color version and use Print Then Cut so you only cut the outer shape.

Pressing tips

• Mirror everything and put the iron-on shiny side down on the mat.
• Leave the tiles on their carrier and press them as one sheet.
• Press in order: base, rays, mustard tiles, cream tiles, tab, lettering.
• Use your vinyl’s directions for heat and pressure.

Party ideas

• A disco or roller-skating party with shirts for every guest
• A dance class birthday
• A grown-up’s seventies-themed party
• A big sign behind the dessert table, cut from card

Matching shirts

Give the birthday guest the full layered version in mustard and cream, and cut the solid version in silver or gold for everyone else. The ball reads from across the room, and the matching words tie the group together.

Pairs well with

Let’s Celebrate shares the same word in a sunset, and Born to Party has the same dance-floor energy.