Let It Snow SVG

About this design

“Let it snow” has been a winter favorite for generations, and this design gives it a storybook feel. The letters have gentle curls and flicks, like lettering on an old Christmas book cover. “Let it” sits on the first line and a larger “Snow” on the second, with four snowflakes of different sizes scattered around the corners.

The design has thirteen pieces, counting the snowflakes, and three small letter holes. The curly letterforms are thicker than they look, so they cut and weed cleanly at practical sizes.

Color layers

• Lettering in navy, which also includes the snowflake outlines
• Snowflakes in ice blue, layered on top

Winter projects

• Window decals. White removable vinyl on a front window.
• Sweatshirts. A cozy winter top in white on navy or gray.
• Hot cocoa mugs. Navy and silver on a white mug.
• Doormats. Paint through a stencil on a coir mat.
• Kids’ bedroom signs. Hang a wooden sign in a winter-themed room.
• Snow day buckets. Label a bucket of mittens and hats.

Size and cutting tips

It passes our cut checks from about 3.5 inches wide. For doormats and stencils, go large (14 inches or more) so paint fills the curls. On fabric, the snowflakes are easier to weed at 8 inches wide and up.

Step by step: stenciled doormat

1. Set the design to about 16 inches wide and download the solid style.
2. Cut it from stencil vinyl or a thin plastic stencil sheet.
3. Weed so that the letters and snowflakes are open.
4. Place the stencil on a plain coir doormat and tape the edges.
5. Dab outdoor paint straight down with a stiff brush; do not brush sideways.
6. Lift the stencil and let the mat dry for a day before use.

Font note

The whimsical letters are shapes in the SVG, so the design opens the same everywhere. The lettering comes from an open-licensed Christmas display font, laid out and finished for this design.

Color ideas

• White lettering with silver snowflakes on navy
• Red lettering with white snowflakes on kraft
• Black lettering on a natural doormat

Variations to try

• Use the editor’s offset border for a sticker version.
• Rotate it slightly for a playful tilt on a kids’ shirt.

Good to know

The four snowflakes are separate pieces. If you prefer a cleaner look on a shirt, hide one or two of them in your cutting software; the lettering stands on its own.

Pairs well with

The Let It Snow Stacked is a bold alternative, and the Feathered Snowflake adds a single large flake to a set.