Gingerbread Cottage SVG
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A richly decorated gingerbread house with snowy icing drips on the roof, beaded trim on every edge, paned windows and a chimney puffing a curl of smoke. Best printed or cut large.
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This is the showpiece of the gingerbread houses. The steep roof is covered in thick cream icing that drips down over the edges, and a chimney on the right sends up a round curl of smoke. Under the peak there is a round window, and below it an arched front door. The side wall has two tall windows with crossed panes, and rows of tiny icing beads trim the corners and the base, just like piped dots on a real gingerbread house.
The design has fifteen pieces and eight cut-outs. Many of those pieces are the small icing beads, which are what make the house look so finely decorated. Those beads are also why it carries a “Print & web” label on its page: they are too small for clean cutting at everyday sizes. It is best printed, or cut from about 5.5 inches wide and larger.
For printing, any size works. For cutting, start at about 5.5 inches wide; the icing beads are tiny at that size, so use a fresh blade, a light-grip mat and smooth cardstock. Below that, choose Print Then Cut instead. Avoid glitter cardstock and felt for this design.
If you want a gingerbread house to cut small, the Gingerbread Cottage is much simpler and passes our checks from about 4.5 inches. This house is the one to choose when the finished piece will be printed or cut large and you want all the detail to show.
The Gingerbread House with Candy Door and the Snowy Gingerbread House make a village.
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