Mary and Baby Jesus SVG
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A large brown manger on a ground line, piled with golden hay, holding the baby in a cream wrap with a gold circle behind the head and a gold star above.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Instead of a full scene, this one moves in close on the center of the story. A deep wooden trough fills the middle of the design, its two slanted legs crossing out of sight behind it and landing on a straight brown ground line. Golden hay is heaped over the rim, the baby lies on top in a smooth cream wrap, and a gold circle sits behind the small round head. High above, a single star marks the spot.
With only nine parts and big, simple areas of color, it is one of the easiest layered designs in this collection and works well when children are helping. The head is a plain tan circle with no features.
Pre-cut the shapes and let each child build a manger on a sheet of dark blue card. Older children can glue the hay over the trough themselves, and short strands of raffia pressed onto the gold piece give it a texture they will enjoy. The wrap and the head go on last. Younger classes manage nicely if a helper has already assembled the trough and legs, so the children only add hay, baby and star. Write each name on the reverse, and the craft goes home ready for the fridge door.
The solid file has 9 pieces and no cut-outs: a trough, two legs, the ground line, the hay, the gold circle, the wrap, the head and the star. Each part is cut separately with a fine channel around it, so the group will shift unless something holds it. Vinyl will want transfer tape, and paper will want a card to rest on. It passes our cut checks from about 3.5 inches wide.
| Project | Width |
|---|---|
| Gift tag or small card | 3.5–4.5 in |
| Classroom craft sheet | 5–7 in |
| Shirt or tote | 8–11 in |
| Porch or yard sign | 16–24 in |
Under 3.5 inches the gold circle becomes a very thin crescent. Printing with Print Then Cut avoids that problem at small sizes.
Try a pale, natural birch for the manger and a straw yellow for the hay, or a dark walnut with a warm copper star. A sky blue wrap also looks gentle if you want to break up the cream.
Together with the Little Christmas Lamb, this forms a sweet pair for a children’s corner. It also drops into the empty trough spot of our Stable with Star Silhouette for an Advent board.
Choose Upload, then Upload Image and Browse, pick the SVG and click Add to Canvas. Set the width on the canvas, then click Make It. For iron-on vinyl, turn on Mirror.
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