Cat with Scarf SVG
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A cheerful little elf standing with one hand waving and the other on its hip, in a pointy hat, a belted tunic with a pom-pom collar and curly-toed shoes.
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Cut-ready3 styles
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Print & web3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Print & web3 styles
A friendly elf from Santa’s workshop, saying hello. It stands with one hand raised in a wave and the other on its hip, with pointed ears, a big smile and a pointy hat flopping to one side. Its tunic has a pom-pom collar and a belt with a buckle, and its curly-toed shoes complete the outfit.
It is our own original elf character, drawn as a cheerful helper rather than any famous elf, which makes it safe for items you make and sell within the license. It is a friendly face for any letter from the North Pole.
The solid file has 8 pieces and 9 cut-outs. The face, the belt buckle and the thin arms give it a “Print & web” label, so it is best printed. For a vinyl cut, start at about 7.5 inches tall and use a fresh blade on smooth vinyl.
For a classic elf, set the design to green and keep the backing cream.
For printing, any size works. For a vinyl cut, 7.5 inches is the minimum; at 9 to 10 inches the face and buckle weed comfortably on a sweatshirt.
For an elf design that cuts cleanly at small sizes, the Elf Hat passes our checks from about 4 inches and the Elf Shoes from about 1.5 inches.
The Elf with Gift and the Tiptoeing Elf are its workshop friends.
Choose Upload, then Upload Image and Browse, pick the SVG and click Add to Canvas. Set the width on the canvas, then click Make It. For iron-on vinyl, turn on Mirror.
Cricut upload guideDesigner Edition and up open SVG with File › Open. The free Basic Edition cannot open SVG, so choose DXF in the editor above and open that instead.
Silhouette Studio guideDownload a PNG at the pixel size you need, or upload the SVG to Canva, Cricut Print Then Cut or any web page. The SVG stays sharp at any size.
SVG vs PNG guideFree for personal use and for small businesses making finished items (up to 500 per design). Do not resell or share the files.
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