Cookie Inspector SVG
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Here for the Cookies in bold retro script on two lines, with a chocolate chip cookie on each side of the first line. For guests, kids and anyone honest about their priorities.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Some people come for the company. Others are here for the cookies. This saying sets “Here for” and “the Cookies” in a bold, bouncy retro script on two lines, with a round chocolate chip cookie on each side of the top line, one big and one small.
Each cookie has its chocolate chips cut out as holes, so in a layered version the color underneath shows through. Including the chips and letter holes, the design has sixteen pieces and nineteen small holes; the bold script keeps the words sturdy.
It passes our cut checks from about 5.5 inches wide. The cookie chips are the smallest holes in the design, so weed them first with a fine hook. On children’s shirts, 7 inches wide is a good size; on adults, 9 to 10 inches.
The script is an open-licensed font converted to shapes inside the SVG, so you do not need it installed and the words cut exactly as shown.
The two cookies are different sizes on purpose, which keeps the layout lively. If you need a symmetrical version for a centered label, copy the larger cookie and replace the small one in your software.
Pair it with Cookie Inspector for a set, or with the Stack of Gingerbread Cookies for a baking theme.
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