Standing Reindeer SVG
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A gentle reindeer standing still and looking at a tiny bird that flutters just in front of its nose. A sweet woodland friendship scene with gold-lined ears.
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A small visitor has come to say hello. A reindeer stands still, head lifted and branching antlers raised, looking at a tiny bird that flutters in the air just in front of its nose. Its ears are lined in gold, and its shaggy chest and slender legs give it a natural, woodland look. It is a gentle, storybook moment between two friends of the winter forest.
The design is two pieces, the reindeer and the little bird, with two cut-outs that show gold in the ears. It passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches tall. The bird is a tiny separate piece, so keep it on the transfer tape. For felt, choose 6 inches or more. For nursery art, 10 to 12 inches.
The bird is a separate piece, which makes it easy to give it its own color. A red bird turns the scene into a classic winter cardinal moment, and a blue one feels like a spring visitor. You can also move it closer or farther from the nose after ungrouping.
The Reindeer Calf with Bow is another sweet design, and the Reindeer Mother and Fawn shares the woodland feel.
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