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On the Nice List in bold script, with a red check box beside a little brush-script aside: (mostly). For kids, pets and grown-ups who are almost always good.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Being on the nice list is good. Being on it mostly is honest. This saying sets “On the Nice List” in a bold, retro script, then adds a small “(mostly)” underneath in brush script, with a red check box ticked beside it, as if Santa checked the box with some hesitation.
The design has eighteen pieces and eight small holes. The check box is a square frame with a separate tick inside, so in the layered version it looks like a real form being filled in.
It passes our cut checks from about 5 inches wide. The parentheses and the tick are the slimmest parts; at small sizes, cut the design from the solid style so the check box and tick are a single color. On children’s shirts, 7 to 8 inches wide works well.
The bold script and the brush script are both open-licensed fonts converted to shapes, so the design opens and cuts the same on any machine.
The tick sits inside the box as a separate piece. When you apply transfer tape, press over the box first so the tick stays centered inside it, then smooth out the rest of the design.
It belongs with Nice-ish and Dear Santa, I Can Explain, and suits the Elf in Training shirt for younger kids.
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