Christmas Sprinkle Cookie SVG

About this design

Nobody ices a cookie this generously by accident. A thick cream cap covers most of the golden round, then slumps toward the bottom edge, where it runs into a soft drip and leaves a crescent of bare dough showing. Short rods of red, green and gold are scattered over the top at every angle, the way they land when a small hand shakes the jar.

It is the most casual design in this set, and its loose, cheerful mess is a nice break from neatly piped shapes.

Color breakdown

• Base and lines in rich dark cocoa: a continuous bottom sheet that surfaces as all the outlines and a light edging
• Cookie in biscuit tan: the round underneath, showing mostly at the lower side
• Cream icing in buttery cream: the thick cap with its drip
• Red icing in holiday red: one group of sprinkles
• Green icing in pine green: a second group
• Gold icing in sunny yellow: the remaining sprinkles

Pieces and weeding

Cut this one and you get 19 pieces and 18 cut-outs, and most of those pieces are sprinkles. The rest are the baked cookie and the icing. Each sprinkle sits alone inside the icing with a cut line all around it, which makes transfer tape essential on vinyl and a backing card a must for paper builds. It passes our cut checks from about 2 inches wide.

Budget some patience for weeding. A weeding hook and good light make the rods much easier to lift, and going one color at a time keeps track of what is left.

Packaging for a home bakery

The busy, colorful top catches the eye on plain kraft packaging, which is where it does its best work.

• Round box seals on brown bakery boxes.
• Hang tags threaded through baker’s twine.
• Bag toppers with your shop name written underneath.
• Business card backs for a holiday order season.
• Stickers to close tissue paper inside a shipping box.

At home, it also looks right on a recipe binder cover or a kitchen sign for the sprinkle shelf.

Size guide

Stay at 2 inches or above when cutting. Shrink it further and the sprinkles stop behaving, so choose Print Then Cut for mini seals and let the printer handle them.

Keeping it manageable

If layering every sprinkle sounds like too much, merge the three sprinkle colors into one layer in your software and cut them all from a single sheet. Red alone looks festive, and it cuts your color changes down quickly.

Different moods

• Pink icing with white and silver sprinkles
• Chocolate icing with cream and gold sprinkles
• All-white sprinkles on pale blue icing for a frosty batch

See our color editing steps if you would like to preview one first.

Pairs well with

The Stack of Christmas Cookies makes a good box label partner, while the Christmas Cookie Crew suits the people holding the sprinkle jar. Candy lovers can also browse our candy cane designs.