A Very Merry Christmas SVG
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MERRY in bold capitals on an arched ribbon banner, a small holly sprig on top and Christmas below in a bold, upright script.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
The arched banner is one of the oldest tricks in lettering: bend a ribbon into a curve, put one strong word on it and set the rest below. Here the ribbon carries MERRY in bold capitals with softly rounded corners and open letter shapes, curved to follow the arch so it reads clearly from a distance. A small holly sprig with three spiky leaves and three berries sits at the top of the curve. Christmas runs underneath in a bold, upright script that fills the width of the design.
The ribbon ends drop down at each side and fold behind the band, with a thin cut line between them, so the banner keeps its shape even when everything is cut in one color.
The solid file has 14 pieces and 8 cut-outs. The ribbon outline and its two ends are separate pieces, the capitals on the ribbon are each their own piece, and the script is connected, so weeding is quick.
The design passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches wide. The holly leaves have sharp points, so if you cut it small from felt, round the points slightly with the editor’s thickness control first.
The capitals and the script are free, open-licensed fonts already turned into shapes, so the file cuts without any font installed. The arched ribbon and holly were drawn for this design.
The Holly Sprig with Berries repeats the holly at a larger size, and Merry Christmas to All uses a ribbon below the words instead.
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