Holly Bundle SVG
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A plump pine cone with layered scales tucked under two spiky holly leaves and a cluster of berries. A cozy woodland design for rustic projects.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
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This design brings the forest indoors. A plump pine cone sits at the bottom left, with rows of rounded scales layered from top to bottom, and above it, two spiky holly leaves spread out with a small cluster of berries where they meet. In the layered version, the spaces between the scales show red, giving the cone depth, and the leaf veins glow red too.
The design is one connected piece with twenty-three cut-outs, most of them between the pine cone scales. The shapes are well spaced, so it passes our cut checks from about 3.5 inches wide.
It passes our cut checks from about 3.5 inches wide. With twenty-three cut-outs in the cone, weeding takes a few minutes, so use a fine hook. For felt, choose 5 inches or more.
The pine cone sits low and the leaves spread high, which gives the design a natural, balanced shape. It looks like a cluster gathered from the forest floor and placed on a table.
For the most natural look, cut the pine cone in brown and the holly in green. Because the design is one piece, cut it twice in the two colors and trim each copy to keep only the part you need, then layer them together.
The Holly and Pine Branch adds evergreen, and the Holly Berry Cluster is another bold sprig.
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