Ten two-layer cut files of traditional Japanese patterns, for cutting machines: a lattice of seigaiha waves, asanoha hemp leaf, shippo circles, kikko tortoiseshell or sakura blossom, cut from one colour of card and laid over a solid base in another.

Coasters (5), 100 mm across (about 4 in): seigaiha on indigo, asanoha on vermilion, shippo on matcha green, a hexagonal kikko in gold on indigo, and a cream sakura stencil over pink. Card fronts (3), 105 × 148 mm to fit an A6 card: asanoha and shippo lattices and a sakura stencil, each with a blank oval in the middle for a name or a message. Window panels (2), 150 × 200 mm: seigaiha and kikko, to back with vellum or tracing paper and hang in a window.

Each design comes as an SVG, a DXF and a PNG preview, in one zip with a folder per format. The two layers are grouped and named by colour in each file (layer-1-indigo, layer-2-cream and so on); the top layer sits inside a solid rim so the lattice is one connected piece. All shapes are closed, filled paths with no strokes, text, masks or clipping, and no design has more than 3,385 nodes. Lattice lines are 1.7 to 2.2 mm wide; thin details are best cut from cardstock at a slow speed, and the thinnest part of any design measures 1.6 mm. The overview sheet shows every design with its size and layer colours.

The personal licence covers things you make for yourself and as gifts. The commercial licence also lets you sell physical things you make with them, such as coasters, cards or window decorations.