Floral Age Frame SVG

About this design

This wreath is made to hold a number. Two leafy branches curve around from the bottom and almost meet at the top, where a small rosette closes the gap. At the bottom, a cluster of flowers gathers around a layered peony: a deep rose cosmos on each side and a butter yellow flower beyond each of those. The center is left completely open, so the age, a name or an initial can go inside.

It is a simple way to make a milestone feel personal. The same frame can say 1 for a first birthday, 60 for a parent or 100 for a great-grandmother.

Pieces and weeding

The solid file has 11 pieces and 3 cut-outs, the fewest openings in the set, so weeding takes very little time. The two branches and the flower cluster are separate parts, so use transfer tape or a backing card to keep them in place. It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide.

Color layers

• Base and lines in dark slate blue-gray: the backing and outlines
• Leaf green in muted sage: both branches of leaves
• Blush in soft pink: the peony’s outer ring and heart
• Rose in deep dusty pink: the peony’s ruffle, both cosmos and the rosette at the top
• Butter yellow in pale buttery yellow: the two small flowers at the bottom

There is no lettering layer; you add your own number or text.

Putting a number inside

1. Type the number in a bold font, such as a rounded sans serif or a chunky serif.
2. Size it so it fills about half the width of the wreath, with clear space around it.
3. Center it, then attach it to the frame so the layout stays fixed on the mat.
4. Cut the number from its own color, or from the same slate as the base for a crisp contrast.

Size guide

For anything smaller than 4 inches, print it with your number added and use Print Then Cut.

Ideas for using it

• A milestone card for a mother’s or grandmother’s big birthday.
• A shirt for a little girl with her new age inside the wreath.
• Table numbers for a garden party, one wreath per table.
• A photo backdrop cut large from foam board.
• Cupcake toppers printed and cut at 4 inches, taped to food-safe skewers so the paper never touches the frosting, and removed before eating.

Color ideas

Gold flowers on a cream card make a lovely milestone look. For a spring birthday, try mint leaves with lilac flowers. Our changing SVG colors guide shows how to try them in the editor.

Pairs well with

The Floral Birthday Monogram Frame is the oval partner for names, and Another Year of Blooming adds a gentle message for a grown-up birthday.