Gingerbread Man with Scarf SVG
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A sporty gingerbread man heading downhill on skis, wearing a pom-pom beanie and a striped scarf, with ski poles in hand. Great for ski trips and winter sports fans.
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This gingerbread man is hitting the slopes. He leans into a downhill run on long skis, holding his poles, with a beanie pulled down over his head and a fluffy pom-pom bouncing on top. A striped scarf wraps around his neck, two buttons run down his chest and wavy icing trims his legs. His dot eyes and smile show he is having the time of his life.
The design is ten pieces with five cut-outs. Many of the pieces are the scarf stripes and the separate skis and poles, so the color file lines everything up for you. It passes our cut checks from about 3 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 3 inches tall. The poles and scarf stripes are thin separate pieces, so weed carefully and keep them on the transfer tape. For felt, choose 6 inches or more. For a group shirt, 8 to 9 inches tall.
The skis point downhill to the right, so the figure looks like he is moving fast across the design. On a sign or card, place him at the top left and let your text run downhill underneath, as if he is skiing over it.
The Sledding Gingerbread Man is also out in the snow, and the Gingerbread Man with Scarf is bundled up for winter.
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