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'Tis the Season in lively brush script, followed by TO NAP in bold rounded capitals and two sleepy blue Zs. A cozy twist on the carol for pajamas and blankets.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
“’Tis the season to be jolly,” the carol says, but after the shopping, wrapping and baking, many of us would settle for a nap. This design sets “’Tis the Season” in lively brush script and swaps the ending for TO NAP in bold rounded capitals. Two small Zs float beside the last word, getting smaller as they drift up.
The brush letters are mostly separate, and with the capitals, apostrophe and Zs the design has twenty pieces and nine small holes. The bold capitals anchor the lighter script above them, which keeps the layout balanced.
It passes our cut checks from about 5.5 inches wide. The apostrophe and the smaller Z are the tiniest pieces; keep them on transfer tape and press firmly. On a pillow, 10 to 12 inches wide fills a 16-inch cover nicely.
The script and capitals are open-licensed fonts converted to shapes, so the design cuts exactly as shown and needs no fonts.
Soft fabrics like fleece and flannel need a little longer and firmer press. Use a pressing cloth so the nap of the fabric is not crushed shiny around the design.
It pairs with Powered by Hot Cocoa for a cozy set, or with the Sleepy Gingerbread Man for a matching bedtime theme.
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