Flying Reindeer SVG
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A graceful reindeer silhouette caught mid-leap, front legs tucked and back legs stretched out, with tall branching antlers. One piece and full of movement.
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This reindeer is in the air. Its front legs are tucked up under its chest, its back legs stretch out behind it, and its head is lifted high, crowned with tall branching antlers. The pose captures the moment of a big jump, as if it is about to take off and join Santa’s team. It is a clean, classic silhouette with a lot of energy.
The design is one connected piece with a single small cut-out where the front legs fold, which shows a tiny flash of gold in the layered version. It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide, and the solid outline makes it quick to cut and weed.
It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches wide. The antler tips and hooves are the narrowest parts, so for felt cut at 6 inches or more. For an adult shirt, 10 to 11 inches wide fits across the chest.
Because the silhouette is so clean, this reindeer reads clearly at any size and from far away. That makes it a strong choice for car decals, yard signs and window clings, where people see it from a distance.
The Flying Reindeer shows the next moment in the air, and the Prancing Reindeer is ready to go.
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