Crossed Holly Leaves SVG
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A royal crown with a solid band and arched cut-outs, topped with a lush row of spiky holly leaves and berries. Made for Christmas kings and queens.
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This crown is fit for a Christmas king or queen. A wide, solid band forms the base, with a curved rim above it and a row of arched cut-outs like the points of a crown. On top, a lush row of spiky holly leaves and berries rises in place of jewels, with a little red showing in the layered version. It is festive, regal and a little playful.
The design is five pieces with three cut-outs. The band is solid and bold, and the holly on top is full and well spaced, so it passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide.
It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide. For a paper party crown, 8 to 10 inches wide, cut twice and joined at the sides. For felt, choose 6 inches or more.
The arched cut-outs in the crown echo the shapes of the holly leaves above, so the two parts feel connected. The solid band at the bottom gives the design a strong base for a name.
For a two-color crown, cut the design twice, once in gold and once in green. Keep the band and arches from the gold copy and the holly from the green copy, then layer them together.
The Holly Badge is another festive shape, and the Holly Top Hat is a dapper holiday hat.
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