Merry Christmas Snowflakes SVG

About this design

Brush lettering has energy: strokes thicken and thin as if painted with a single sweep of a brush. Here, “Merry” and “Christmas” sit on two lines in navy brush script, and three six-armed snowflakes drift around them in ice blue, one in each of three corners. It is a winter-wonderland version of the classic greeting.

Brush letters are mostly separate pieces, and with the snowflakes the design has eighteen pieces and four small holes. Keep everything on one sheet of transfer tape and the spacing stays exactly as designed.

Color layers

• Lettering in navy as the base, which includes the snowflake outlines
• Snowflakes in ice blue on top

Ideas

• Winter mugs and tumblers. Navy on white is crisp and classic.
• Sweatshirts. Ice blue lettering with white snowflakes on navy.
• Cards. Navy lettering with silver glitter snowflakes.
• Glass blocks and jars. Frosted look with white vinyl.
• Painted signs. Brush lettering looks natural on rustic wood.

Size and cutting tips

It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide. The snowflake arms and the thin ends of the brush strokes are the delicate parts, so for shirts, 9 inches wide is a comfortable size. When weeding snowflakes, lift the space between the arms carefully with a fine hook.

Step by step: winter tumbler

1. Set the width to 4 inches and download the color SVG.
2. Cut the lettering from navy permanent vinyl and the snowflakes from glitter silver.
3. Apply the navy lettering first.
4. Layer each snowflake over its navy outline.
5. Add a second set of loose snowflakes around the cup if you like.

Font note

No font installation needed. The brush lettering is part of the SVG as shapes, and every stroke has been checked for clean cutting.

Color ideas

• White lettering with silver snowflakes on a black mug
• Red lettering with white snowflakes for a candy-cane feel
• Gold lettering with ice blue snowflakes on navy

Variations to try

• Use the editor to place the design on a scalloped circle for a coaster.
• Increase thickness slightly in the editor for felt.

Good to know

Brush lettering looks most natural with a little texture, like real paint. Try matte vinyl for the lettering and glitter or holographic vinyl for the snowflakes; the contrast in finish adds depth without any extra layers to cut.

Pairs well with

The Let It Snow design shares the snowflakes, and the Classic Six-Point Snowflake adds a bigger flake to a set.