Bitten Gingerbread Man SVG
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A drowsy gingerbread man in a long floppy nightcap with a pom-pom, eyes closed in a sleepy smile, carrying a little candle off to bed. Perfect for Christmas Eve.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
It is late on Christmas Eve, and this gingerbread man is heading to bed. He wears a long, floppy nightcap that droops down behind his head and ends in a round pom-pom. His eyes are closed in a sleepy, contented smile, three buttons run down his chest, and he carries a little candle in a holder in one hand, lighting his way upstairs.
The design is two pieces, the gingerbread man and the small candle flame, with four cut-outs for the smile and buttons. The shapes are bold and simple, so it passes our cut checks from just 1.5 inches tall.
It cuts cleanly from about 1.5 inches tall. The candle flame is a tiny separate piece, so keep it on the transfer tape. For pajama tops, 6 to 8 inches tall. For a pillowcase, 8 to 10 inches.
The nightcap is part of the same piece as the head, so the solid style cuts as one main shape. To color it separately, cut a second copy of the design in red or blue and weed away everything except the cap, then layer it on top. The tiny flame looks lovely in yellow or gold.
The Gingerbread Baby is already asleep, and the Gingerbread Man and Milk is the bedtime snack.
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