Holly Square Frame SVG
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An oval wreath made of small holly sprigs and berries, with a wide open center for a name, a greeting or a photo. Delicate; best printed or cut large.
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This oval wreath is made for framing. Small holly sprigs with leaves and berries curve around in an oval, with a few gaps that let the wreath feel light and airy, and the center is wide open for a name, a greeting or a photo. It has the elegant shape of a vintage frame with a fresh, festive touch.
The wreath is thirty separate pieces with no closed cut-outs. The leaves are small compared with the size of the oval, which is why it carries a “Print & web” label on its page. It is best printed, or cut from about 7 inches tall and larger.
With no closed cut-outs, the backing does not show. This design is usually printed or cut in a single green.
For printing, any size works. For cutting, start at about 7 inches tall; with thirty small pieces, use transfer tape to keep the oval in shape. Avoid felt and glitter materials.
If you need a holly frame that cuts cleanly at small sizes, the Holly Ring passes our checks from about 3.5 inches. This oval frame is the one to choose for printing and large cuts, where its delicate leaves really show.
The Holly Square Frame is a square version, and the Holly Wreath with Bow is a full wreath.
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