This week I’ve been playing with something cheerful, light, and full of bounce—my Rocker Card SVG cutting files collection. These cards have this fun, rounded base that actually rocks when you touch them. Like a gentle wobble. I just love that kind of playful movement in paper crafts. It feels alive.
These are not just cards. They’re little decorations. I’ve got mine lined up on a shelf, and every time I pass by, they give me a smile. The whole idea behind the rocker card shape is simple: a circle that holds a message, a character, or a tiny scene, and rocks when you tap it. Kind of like a paper cradle.
What’s in the Collection
I made several different themes because I couldn’t stop at just one. There’s a bright birthday gift, a rainbow with hearts, a happy little donut, some sunny bacon and eggs, a llama (yes, that face!), and even a heart shaped pizza.
One of my personal favorites is the floral birthday card with bold pink and blue flowers on yellow background. It looks so lively, and I think it will work for anyone. From friends to moms to coworkers. All of them are ready to send or pop on a gift box.
Perfect for Any Craft Mood
Sometimes I want a big craft day with lots of detail. Other times I want something that comes together in half an hour while I sip my tea. These rocker card svg set is perfect for that. Especially if you like seeing results quickly. They feel satisfying right away.
- Baby rocker card
- Beckon and eggs rocker card
- Happy birthday rocker card with flowers
- Donut worry, be happy rocker card
- Rocker card with cute llama
- Llamazing birthday rocker card
- Rainbow rocker card
✂️ Follow the LINK to open the folder with the rocker cards assembly tutorials.
The rocker cards set is all about spreading small moments of happiness. Each card has personality and movement. Whether you’re sending one in the mail, popping it on a shelf, or making a dozen for party favors—this project is sure to lift your mood.
I hope you enjoy making them as much as I did designing them. I really tried to put a bit of joy into each one. And if you share your version online, tag me—I love seeing your take on it!
Happy crafting!
