Holly Jolly Christmas Seal SVG
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Merry Christmas in traditional blackletter, the Old English style of old Bibles and Victorian cards, with a gold star rule above and a holly sprig below.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Old English lettering, more properly called blackletter, has been tied to Christmas for centuries, from illuminated manuscripts to Victorian greeting cards. Here Merry Christmas is set in a classic blackletter with broad pen strokes, diamond-shaped details and the distinctive capital M and C that mark the style. A gold rule with a star in the middle and dots at the ends sits above, and a small holly sprig with three spiky leaves and red berries finishes it below.
Many people search for “Merry Christmas in Old English font” because the style is hard to recreate well by hand. This file gives you the finished lettering as clean shapes.
The solid file has 22 pieces and 8 cut-outs, more than most, because blackletter has many small enclosed shapes. It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide; weed it slowly with a hook tool and keep the backing flat. A fresh, sharp blade and a slower cutting speed help with the narrow joins between the broad pen strokes.
| Project | Width |
|---|---|
| Gift tag | 4 in |
| Card front | 4.5–5 in |
| Child’s shirt | 7 in |
| Adult hoodie | 10–11 in |
| Framed sign | 12–16 in |
The blackletter is a free, open-licensed font, converted to shapes so the file works anywhere. The star rule and holly were added to frame it.
The Holly Crown adds more holly to the same card, and Silent Night shares the gothic style in a more modern cut.
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