Open rays. A sculptural fan.
Art Deco fan earrings SVG.
Geometry with a little radiance.
Sunwoven is an original Art Deco fan earrings SVG for laser-approved thin sheet wood. Three open ray windows punctuate each rounded fan beneath an integrated hanging tab. The supplied pair is arranged for one set of earrings and uses cutting only. The ZIP includes one SVG, an English preparation and finishing guide, and an annotated cut map. Each blank measures 32 × 34 mm before kerf and finishing; the original SVG page is 76 × 40 mm.
A bold fan shape.
A rhythm of open rays.
Sunwoven draws on the radiating geometry associated with Art Deco ornament. A broad fan shape gives each earring a graphic presence, while three open ray windows bring a rhythm of wood and space. Use your own approved sheet stock and findings to create a geometric pair for everyday dressing or occasion wear.
The ray details are three separate through-cut windows in each fan. The surrounding wood remains one connected blank with an integrated 8 mm hanging tab. At original scale, the nominal minimum hanging-hole rim is 2.75 mm and the digitally measured minimum window-to-window bridge is approximately 3.30 mm, before kerf and finishing. No engraving is required.
The images illustrate a possible finished appearance. Finished jewelry, wood, finishes, findings, chains, cords and styling props are not included.
Two graphic forms.
A clear operation layout.
| Included files | One scalable SVG vector file, one English README and one annotated cut-map PNG, packaged in a ZIP archive |
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| SVG page | 76 × 40 mm at original scale |
| Artwork bounds | 70 × 34 mm before stroke width; confirm the usable machine work area |
| Blank size (W × H) | 32 × 34 mm before kerf and finishing; hardware is additional |
| Layout | Two mirrored fan blanks; 6 mm between blanks; pair bounds 70 × 34 mm |
| Suspension hole | One 2.5 mm diameter hole per blank; 2.75 mm nominal minimum material rim before kerf |
| Narrow features | 8 mm wide hanging tabs; 2.75 mm minimum hanging-hole rim; approximately 3.30 mm minimum window-to-window material bridge, all before kerf. Vector dimensions are not strength guarantees |
| Cut operations | 10 red (#FF0000) closed contours: two fan outlines, two suspension holes and six ray windows; centered 0.025 mm strokes with no fill |
| Engraving operations | None; this is a cut-only design with three open ray windows per fan |
| Construction | Two separate single-piece fan blanks, each with three decorative through windows and one suspension hole; one CUT group with no engraving, scoring, fonts or raster artwork |
| Intended material | Laser-approved thin sheet wood; illustrated 2–3 mm birch or walnut is an example only |
| Findings | User-supplied jump rings and earring hooks; verify fit against the finished hole, rim and stock thickness |
| Product type | Digital download only; finished jewelry, materials, findings and styling props are not included |
| Product code | VD-SW-ER |
Cut the open rays.
Finish the matching pair.
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Verify the blank and hole
Extract the ZIP and import the SVG. Confirm the 76 × 40 mm page, 70 × 34 mm artwork and 32 × 34 mm size of each blank. Check the 2.5 mm hole and the 2.75 mm minimum rim in the guide and cut map. Keep the two supplied fans together and check all three window contours inside each outline.
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Cut the internal openings first
Assign all 10 red contours to cutting, not filled engraving. Cut the suspension holes and three ray windows in each fan before releasing the outer silhouettes where your software supports that order. There is no engraving or scoring artwork. Check the complete job preview for all openings and the mirrored arrangement.
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Inspect, finish and fit the hardware
Make a sample in your approved wood. Inspect the grain, hanging area and the wood bridges between the ray windows; reject a cracked or weakened blank. Smooth and finish with methods suitable for the stock, then measure the finished hole. Fit jump rings and earring hooks that clear the actual wood thickness and hole rim. Recheck the finished assembly before use.
This design has not been physically test-cut, finished, assembled or wear-tested. Kerf, stock, grain and finishing affect fit and strength. No universal machine settings, finished weight or wearer-suitability claims are supplied.
A graphic pair.
Details before you cut.
What files will I receive?
The ZIP contains sunwoven-art-deco-fan-earrings.svg, README.txt and cut-map.png. The SVG holds the cutting artwork. The English guide covers dimensions, import preparation, finishing and usage terms. The cut map is a dimensioned reference image; use the SVG for machine operations.
What will I make?
One pair of earring blanks for laser-approved thin sheet wood. The file supplies two mirrored fan silhouettes, each with three ray-shaped windows and one suspension hole. The ten cut contours include the six decorative windows. Each blank is 32 × 34 mm before kerf, sanding or finish, so this is not the finished earring drop. You supply the wood and finish, plus jump rings and earring hooks. This purchase supplies digital files rather than finished jewelry.
Are the radiating fan lines openings?
Yes. Three ray-shaped windows are cut through each fan, for six decorative openings across the pair. Together with two suspension holes and two outer silhouettes, the SVG contains ten red closed cut paths. There are no black engraving paths or score lines. Keep the windows as unfilled cut contours when importing the SVG.
How do I choose findings and resize the design?
The 2.5 mm hole is a nominal vector size. Measure the finished hole after cutting and finishing, and match ring wire to that opening. Choose ring inner diameter and opening range to clear the actual sheet thickness and the measured hole-to-edge distance at your attachment point. The nominal minimum hole rim is 2.75 mm before kerf; this alone does not determine ring size. Use jump rings and earring hooks; open and close findings correctly rather than forcing them through the wood.
Scale the complete design proportionally, including every contour in the CUT group. Keep the supplied pair arrangement when making one pair. Resizing also changes the 2.5 mm hole, the 2.75 mm minimum rim and every narrow feature. Recheck those dimensions after scaling, make a fresh sample and choose hardware for the resulting geometry.
How do I prepare this SVG for Glowforge, xTool or Epilog?
Glowforge: Upload the SVG, verify the dimensions and work area, and assign every red contour to Cut. Review the suspension holes, six ray windows and outer silhouettes for your model.
xTool Studio/XCS: Use software supported by your model. SVG import DPI can change scale; verify each blank is 32 × 34 mm. Assign all red vectors to Cut and check the internal openings.
Epilog: Preserve the centered 0.025 mm red vector strokes in Illustrator. Use the cutting process through your exact model’s driver or Dashboard. Keep all windows as unfilled cut contours.
Other CO₂/diode systems: If the controller is supported, import into LightBurn and set red to Line for cutting. Review Preview. Laser source alone does not establish compatibility.
Which wood and laser settings should I use?
Use laser-approved thin sheet wood. The illustrated 2–3 mm birch or walnut is an example, not a required or tested thickness. Confirm the actual wood, glues and coatings for your exact machine and wavelength with the supplier and material guidance.
Test cutting on scrap, then make a sample blank before a batch. Check grain, narrow features, hole edges and any cracking after finishing. No universal power, speed, pass count or finish is supplied. Follow your machine’s ventilation and supervision instructions. Materials and findings determine the finished weight, strength and wearer suitability.
Can I sell the physical earrings I make?
Yes. Personal projects and sales of finished physical earrings you make are permitted. Do not resell, share or redistribute the digital files or modified digital versions. See the README for the full usage terms. Wood, finishes, findings, tools and styling props are not included.