Snowflake Round Christmas Tag SVG

About this design

One flake, one circle, no greeting. This is the quietest tag in the collection and probably the quickest to make, built from a pale blue disc with a wavy scalloped rim and a single bold navy snowflake across the middle.

With no Christmas wording anywhere on it, the design stays useful well after the decorations come down. It also leaves the choice of message to the back of the tag, where there is plenty of clear space for a pen.

Pieces and weeding

There is hardly anything to sort out on this one. The solid version has 2 pieces and 2 cut-outs: the scalloped disc and the snowflake, plus the snowflake-shaped channel around it and the round hole at the top. The flake rests loose in that channel, so it needs a backing card if you plan to keep it, or transfer tape for vinyl. Its arms are chunky enough that weeding amounts to lifting one shape out. It passes our cut checks from about 2 inches wide.

The two-cut version

Skip the separate flake altogether. Cut the solid file from pale blue card, discard the loose snowflake, and glue the disc to a navy circle. The channel becomes a wider, solid navy snowflake showing through from behind, with no small parts to place. Punch through the backing at the top, add string, and the tag is finished.

For the two-tone look of the color file, run the design again in navy, keep only that flake, and glue it into the channel of a blue disc on a dark backing. The thin gap all around then reads as an outline.

Color layers

• Base and lines in nearly black green: everything in the design, cut as one base layer
• Tag in ice blue: the scalloped circle
• Picture in navy: the snowflake

Size guide

Smaller than 2 inches, keep the shape but use Print Then Cut instead of cutting the flake with a blade.

Past the holidays

Tie these onto winter birthday gifts, thank-you bags or a snow-themed party favor. Teachers can use a run of them as January name tags or labels for a bulletin board, since nothing on the front ties them to one date. Hung in a row on white string, a dozen make a simple window garland once the tree has gone. Vinyl suits this design better than most tags, as there is so little to weed; a single navy flake on a mug or glass jar is an easy afternoon project.

Color ideas

• Silver glitter disc with a white snowflake
• Deep red circle and a cream flake for a more traditional wrap
• White disc, pale gold flake, kraft string

Pairs well with

The Scalloped To and From Christmas Tag repeats the same wavy edge if you want room for names. The Star Shaped Christmas Tag also has a snowflake on it, in gold and cream.