Seventy Five SVG

About this design

A seventy-fifth birthday is the diamond jubilee, so this design is framed by a diamond. Two gold outlines, one nested inside the other, stand on their points to make a square turned on its corner. In the middle, 75 is set in a stately serif with sharp, chiseled ends, and SEVENTY FIVE runs below it in small capitals.

The frame is open and airy, with lots of space around the lettering, so the design looks calm and dignified even when cut quite small.

Pieces and weeding

The solid file has 14 pieces and 2 cut-outs. The two diamond outlines are separate from each other and from the lettering, so keep vinyl on transfer tape and glue paper to a backing card. Weeding is light, with just two enclosed shapes inside the frame. It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide.

Color layers

• Gold in antique gold: both diamond outlines
• Lettering in warm near-black: the 75 and SEVENTY FIVE

Uses for a 75th

1. Invitations with the diamond printed on cream or white card.
2. A card with the outlines in mirror gold card.
3. Glassware for a toast, in permanent vinyl.
4. A cushion or tea towel in iron-on as a keepsake gift.
5. Table numbers, with the design at the top and a number added below.

Size guide

The width is measured from point to point. The smallest capitals limit how far down it goes: below 4 inches they lose their detail. For smaller labels, print the design and use Print Then Cut.

Lining up the double frame

The gap between the two diamonds should match on all four sides. On card, glue the outer diamond first, then drop the inner one in place and check the gap with a ruler at each corner. On vinyl, keep both outlines on the same piece of transfer tape so they go down together.

Choosing a finish

Real diamond sparkle comes from glitter or holographic card, which looks good for the outlines. For a quieter look, a matte gold card next to soft black lettering reads like engraved stationery. A white diamond on navy is a fresh alternative for a grandfather’s party.

Color changes

Silver and white suit the diamond theme, and a deep green with gold feels traditional. See how to change SVG colors to try them on the page.

Pairs well with

Seventy and Still Fun works for the party five years earlier, and Eighty and Thriving has the same quiet, framed style.