Baby's First Christmas Script SVG
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Little Snowflake in soft, connected script on two lines, with a large snowflake at the top right and a small one at the top left. A sweet winter nickname for little ones.
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Cut-ready3 styles
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
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“Little snowflake” is a gentle nickname for a winter baby, and this design makes it the star. Both words are set in a soft, rounded, connected script, with “Little” above “Snowflake”, and two six-armed snowflakes decorate the top corners, one large and one small.
The connected script welds each word into a single piece, so the design has only five pieces in total. The snowflakes and letters create fifteen small holes, the most detailed part to weed, so give yourself good light.
It passes our cut checks from about 3.5 inches wide. The snowflake holes are small, so weed them with a fine hook from the center outward. For bodysuits, 4 to 4.5 inches wide fits well.
The script is an open-licensed font converted to shapes, so the design opens and cuts the same anywhere without installing anything.
Snowflakes are a lovely theme for babies born in winter, and this saying keeps working long after Christmas, through January and February.
Because each word is a single welded piece, the design transfers easily in one go. The snowflakes are separate, so press them down firmly through the transfer tape before peeling.
The My 1st Christmas Snowflake shares the palette, and the Fern Branch Snowflake adds a larger flake to a nursery set.
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