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Wolf Leaf Engraving Design – SVG
InstructionWolf_01
.xcs
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Application scenario
Laser processing (5min)
Machine & module
xTool M1 Ultra
20WCompatibles · 9
Material used
Cinnamon Leaf
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Information
This one’s special — it was a request from my favorite person. 🐺💚
I engraved this wolf on a real leaf and loved how the forest detail came through in the design. Sharing it here in case anyone else wants to try it too.
You’ll get:
1 digital file (SVG + XCS
Instruction
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Step1: 🍃 Instructions (if you want to engrave it on a leaf)
Preview
Go find a good leaf — take a walk, or check your plants.
Wash and dry it completely.
Open the wolf design in your laser software.
Tape the corners of the leaf to some cardstock or scrap paper (just lightly to keep it steady).
Check your focus and processing area.
Here are the settings I used:
Power: 33%
Speed: 100
Lines per cm: 100
Then just hit Process — it takes about 3–5 minutes depending on the leaf size.
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