Skiing Gingerbread Man SVG
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A happy gingerbread man bundled up for winter, his fringed scarf blowing out to one side in the wind. Simple, bold and a single connected piece.
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Even cookies need to stay warm. This gingerbread man stands with his arms out and a content, closed-eye smile, wearing a long scarf that wraps around his neck. The fringed ends blow out to one side as if a winter wind just picked up, which gives the design a sense of movement. Two round buttons sit on his chest.
The scarf and the body are one connected piece, so the design cuts as a single shape with only three small cut-outs for the smile and buttons. That makes it one of the simplest gingerbread designs to weed. The thin fringe on the scarf needs a little room, so it passes our cut checks from about 4 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches tall. The scarf fringe is made of thin strips, so for felt or glitter cardstock choose 6 inches or more. On adult shirts, 9 to 10 inches tall gives the scarf room to show.
The scarf blows to the right, so on a shirt or card, place text on the left side to balance the design. This design is also a good base for real texture: glue a strip of knitted ribbon over the scarf on a cardstock version for a cozy 3D touch.
The Gingerbread Mitten Cookie matches the winter theme, and the Skiing Gingerbread Man is ready for the slopes.
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