Strawberry Art Print-Cut Prep

I have a series of strawberry-themed PNG/JPEG graphics that need to be production-ready for my large-format printer and digital cutter. The artwork is already complete; your task is to translate each file into a flawless CorelDRAW document with an accompanying DXF cut file.

Here’s what I expect: every element converted to clean vector outlines, unnecessary nodes removed, curves perfected, and a tight—but safe—bleed added wherever the design runs to the edge. Print objects and cut paths must live on clearly labeled, separate layers so I can load, print, and send straight to the cutter without a single extra click. Final cut size for each piece will sit in the medium range—roughly 6–12 inches—so accuracy around tight radii is essential.

Deliverables
• Editable .CDR file (CorelDRAW, latest stable version) with print layer, cut layer, and any bleed indicated
• Matching .DXF containing only the cut path, cleanly closed and sized exactly as in the CDR

Once I approve the first batch, similar prep work will follow on a regular basis. If you have solid experience setting up vinyl or digital-cut files and can turn this around quickly, let’s get started.