Dancing Gingerbread Man SVG
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A classic gingerbread man with a big bite taken out of the top of his head, still smiling. A funny favorite for cookie lovers, bakers and kids' shirts.
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Somebody couldn’t wait. This gingerbread man has a bite taken right out of the top left of his head, but he is still smiling. He has big round eyes, two ring-shaped buttons and wavy icing on his arms and legs. It is a little cheeky and very relatable for anyone who has tasted the cookies before they cooled.
The design is three pieces with nine cut-outs for the face, buttons and icing. It passes our cut checks from just 1.5 inches tall, so it works on tiny stickers as well as big shirts.
It cuts cleanly from about 1.5 inches tall. The bite is a simple curved notch, so it stays clear at small sizes. On shirts, 7 to 9 inches tall works well.
The bite is on the top left, so the gingerbread man still looks complete at a glance. Place him where the bite faces outward on your project so the joke is easy to spot.
The three pieces are the body plus the two small centers of the ring buttons, which sit inside their cut-outs. Weed the solid version carefully and keep those little dots in place on the transfer tape, or leave them out for plain round buttons. For a cookie swap, this design also makes a fun label for the “taste tester” plate, the one with the broken cookies nobody else wants to take home.
The Cookie Inspector saying fits perfectly, and the Running Gingerbread Man is the one that got away.
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