Leaping Reindeer SVG
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A proud reindeer prancing forward with one front leg lifted high, head raised and antlers sweeping back. Elegant, lively and one piece.
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On the rooftop, this is how a reindeer walks. It prances forward with one front leg lifted high and bent at the knee, its head raised proudly and its branching antlers sweeping back. The long neck and strong body give it a graceful, lively look, somewhere between the calm of a standing stag and the energy of a leap.
The design is one connected piece with three small cut-outs: at the eye, by the antlers and between the legs. In the layered version, these show little flashes of gold. It passes our cut checks from about 3.5 inches wide.
It passes our cut checks from about 3.5 inches wide. The antler tips and raised hoof are the narrowest parts, so for felt choose 5 inches or more. For an adult shirt, 10 to 11 inches wide.
The lifted leg gives this reindeer a sense of rhythm. A row of prancing reindeer, each slightly higher than the one before, looks like Santa’s team trotting across a rooftop.
This design is a good middle ground between the calm Standing Reindeer and the energetic Leaping Reindeer. Use all three together on a long sign or mantel for a team that seems to move from standing to flying.
The Leaping Reindeer takes off next, and the Two Running Reindeer are already on the move.
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