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Cruise SVG: 30 Designs with Cruise Ships, Nautical Icons, Tropical Designs, 8 Family Cruise Sayings and 4 Decorative Island Routes
Thirty cruise designs drawn like vintage engravings in four inks, navy, sea teal, coral red and sunny mustard, from six ocean liners to eight family cruise shirt sayings with no year printed on them. Each one also comes as a navy linework version that keeps the engraved detail.
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Every piece in this cruise SVG set looks like an old travel poster run through a print shop: fine engraved lines, a deep navy outline, and only three other inks laid over it, a sea teal, a coral red and a warm mustard. Because the palette never changes, a liner from the first row and a pair of sunglasses from the third sit together on one shirt or one page without clashing.
Six liners, one with a face
01 to 06 are ocean liners with red and black funnels. Some steam past a palm-lined hillside town, one is seen bow-on in front of a giant sun, and 04 is the cartoon of the group, a liner with a wide smile and rosy cheeks riding a wave. That smiling ship comes back in 20, under the words My First Cruise.
Icons and island scenery
The nautical row covers a life ring with a starfish, two rope-wrapped anchors, a ship’s wheel in a laurel wreath, an anchor tangled in a life ring, and a wheel paired with a compass rose. 13 to 18 move ashore: a palm island at sunset, sunglasses with a beach scene in each lens, a curling wave, a wooden pier below a coastal village, a striped towel with a palm leaf and shell, and a lighthouse on a rocky point.
Sayings for matching shirts
Cruise Squad, My First Cruise, Cruise Crew, Vacation Mode, Family Voyage, Tiny Deck Boss, Sea Day Social Club and Snack. Nap. Cruise. are set in tall serif capitals, navy over coral, and each comes with a small picture underneath or beside them: a liner, an anchor, a captain’s hat, a pair of sunglasses. None of them has a year, so the same file works for next summer’s trip too. Give the adults Cruise Crew and the youngest traveler Tiny Deck Boss.
The four island routes
27 to 30 join little islands with dashed lines, red map pins and a tiny ship. 30 bends its route into a heart. They are drawn for decoration and are not real sea charts, which makes them a good fit for a scrapbook page or the back of a trip journal.
Sizing and the navy files
The guide suggests 10 to 11 inches wide for an adult shirt, 7 to 8 inches for a child’s shirt and 3 to 4 inches high on a cup. Measure the blank before you settle on a size. For printing, use the PNGs. Open the color SVGs when you want to swap one of the four ink colors for another. The navy files keep the linework rather than filling the shape, and their DXF outlines include inner holes, so look over the small pieces at your final size and cut a test piece from scrap material first. On the detailed scenes, a larger finished size keeps the thin strokes from breaking apart.
Questions
- Can I add our family name or the year?
- The eight sayings were left without a year on purpose. Place your own text next to them in your design program, then group it with the saying before you size the shirt.
- Is the navy version a solid silhouette?
- No. It keeps the engraved lines, the portholes, the wave strokes and the palm fronds as one ink. That suits a one-color print or a single layer of vinyl, but expect plenty of small pieces on the detailed liners.
