Christmas Light Bulb with Plug SVG
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Round globe bulbs hanging straight down from two soft swags, like patio or café lights. A modern alternative to classic pointed Christmas bulbs.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Not every light string has to look like a vintage Christmas tree. This one uses round globe bulbs, the kind strung across patios, porches and café windows, hanging straight down from two shallow swags. The perfectly round bulbs and even spacing give it a calm, modern look that suits minimalist and Scandinavian-style decor.
Every globe connects to the wire through its small socket, so the string cuts as one piece without enclosed openings.
The wire is the dark green base layer, the sockets are silver, and the globes are split into red, gold and blue layers. For the look of warm white patio lights, set all three bulb colors to a soft cream or pale gold in the editor before downloading.
It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide. The globes are compact, so this design keeps its shape well at small sizes, but the short sockets are its thinnest part. At small sizes, cut the solid style in one color instead of layering.
On a laser, engrave the globes and cut the outline, or score the wire and engrave the bulbs for a subtle effect.
The Christmas Lights Name Frame shares the swag shape, and the Noel with Star lettering suits the same modern style.
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