Bitten Chocolate Chip Cookie SVG

About this design

Somebody could not wait. The cookie is plain, round and golden with seven fat chocolate chips, and three curved scoops have vanished from the upper right where a mouth got there first. That missing piece turns a simple baked good into a small joke.

There is no icing and no holiday trim, which is exactly why it travels so well. The same file suits a December kitchen and a March lunch box, and it needs only two colors over its dark backing.

Pieces and weeding

Plan on 8 pieces and 7 cut-outs. One piece is the cookie itself, and the others are the chips. Each chip floats loose in the middle of the cookie, so it needs a carrier: run transfer tape over everything when working in vinyl, or use a backing sheet beneath paper parts. It passes our cut checks from about 1.5 inches wide.

The small size limit makes this the file to reach for when a project has very little room.

The color stack

• Base and lines in coffee-dark cocoa: a solid underlay showing around each chip and as a very thin rim
• Cookie in warm golden tan: the bitten round
• Chocolate in mid chocolate brown: all seven chips

Three layers means you can finish a stack of these in one sitting. Cut the base from dark card, glue the tan cookie over it, then drop the chips into their places with the tip of a craft knife.

Ways to use the bite

• Stickers that say someone has already sampled the batch.
• Treat bag seals folded across the top of a cellophane sleeve.
• Gift tags for the household’s known cookie thief.
• Mugs with one cookie near the handle, in permanent vinyl.
• Apron pockets where a snack would go.
• Tea towels with a row of three bitten cookies along the hem.

Size guide

For anything under 1.5 inches, such as a confetti-sized scatter on a place card, skip the blade and print the color file instead. Print Then Cut handles the outer shape cleanly.

A cookie jar note

Tape one to the lid of the jar along with a handwritten warning about who has been counting. It takes a minute to make and gets a laugh from everyone who reaches in.

Swap the dough

Darker tan gives you a well-baked look, while a deep brown cookie with cream chips makes a white chocolate version. The color-swapping guide explains how to set both up.

Pairs well with

The bite carries straight over to the Official Cookie Tester, a natural shirt-and-sticker combination. Milk and Cookies fits the same snack-time mood, and our funny Christmas designs have more for the jokers in the kitchen.