Cute Panda SVG Bundle with Bamboo and Lettering

These panda SVG designs run on two moods. Two thirds of the set is soft and colorful: chubby cubs with cream fur, pink blush and brown paw pads, surrounded by sage bamboo leaves. The other third is pure black and white, with pandas drawn in dark ink that need no color at all.

Thirty pandas, five kinds

• Cartoon cubs (01–12): munching bamboo, squeezing a big pink heart, napping on its side, waving, dancing on one foot, stretched out flat, holding a flower, floating a heart balloon, reading a green book, sipping from a cup, hugging a yellow star, and sitting quietly with its paws in its lap.
• Ink drawings (13–18): a shy panda with a bamboo sprig, one with sleepy paws, one peeking out of a bamboo frame, two pandas leaning together around a heart, a cub asleep in a crescent moon with two stars, and a mother cuddling her cub.
• Silhouettes (19–22): a walking panda, one climbing a bamboo pole, a cub rolling on its back, and a seated panda eating bamboo.
• Bamboo scenes (23–26): a cub inside a bamboo wreath, one hiding among stalks, a mother and cub in a heart of bamboo, and a sleeping cub ringed by leaves.
• Sayings (27–30): “Panda Hugs”, “Bear With Me”, “Bamboo Break” and “Stay Pawsitive” in bubbly, outlined script, each with a panda peeking over or hugging the words. “Stay Pawsitive” tucks a paw print into the P.

Color, mono or ink

Each design sits in three folders, and they behave differently.

Color keeps the full look. The PNGs hold the soft fur shading; the color SVGs use only 4 to 9 flat colors grouped by color, which the guide suggests assigning to separate materials if you build a layered piece.

Mono turns the whole design into one dark color with cutouts. Large light shapes can disappear into the black: on the heart-hugging panda, the heart merges with the arms into one solid mass.

Ink is the in-between. It keeps the black parts black and leaves the white parts open, so the same heart stays a clean white shape. For designs 13 to 22, which are black and white to begin with, all three folders carry the same ink drawing, and for the four sayings the mono and ink files are identical. The guide notes that their white areas are transparent, so on a dark shirt or mug the background shows through where you might expect white.

Sizes from the guide

The guide gives 10 to 11 inches wide for an adult shirt, 7 to 8 inches for a youth shirt and 3 to 4 inches for a mug. It suggests starting heat transfers at 8 to 10 inches and vinyl at 6 inches, checking small pieces and the lettering before you cut, since fine details may need a larger size. Keep the PNGs at 12 inches square or smaller; the SVG, DXF and EPS scale beyond that.