Reindeer in a Wreath SVG

About this design

This design looks like a holiday crest. A front-facing reindeer head with tall, branching antlers sits at the center, set against a round gold background. Around it, a wreath of leafy branches forms a circle, with leaves curling outward all the way around. The antlers reach up into the wreath, tying the reindeer and the frame together into one elegant badge.

The design is four pieces with five cut-outs. The fine leaves of the wreath and the details inside the face are what give the badge its richness, and they are also why it carries a “Print & web” label on its page. It is best printed, or cut from about 7.5 inches wide and larger.

Color layers

• Backing in gold, which fills the circle behind the reindeer
• Design in reindeer brown, the reindeer and the wreath

Projects that suit the detail

• Printed holiday cards with a crest on the front.
• Framed wall art.
• Sublimation on pillows, slate signs and ornaments.
• Large wood door signs cut on a laser.
• Screen-printed sweatshirts.
• Print then Cut stickers.

Size and cutting tips

For printing, any size works. For cutting, start at about 7.5 inches wide; the wreath leaves are delicate, so use a fresh blade and smooth vinyl. Avoid felt and glitter materials. For a door sign, 14 to 18 inches wide shows the detail beautifully.

Step by step: printed holiday crest card

1. Download the PNG from the editor at 300 DPI and 4 inches wide.
2. Center it on the front of a 5 by 7 inch card in your design software.
3. Add your family name underneath in a classic serif font.
4. Print on cream cardstock.
5. Add a touch of gold foil pen around the circle for shine.

Color ideas

• Brown with gold, the classic
• Dark green with gold for a traditional crest
• Black with gold foil for an elegant print
• Navy with silver for a winter look

Good to know

If you need a reindeer head that cuts cleanly at small sizes, the Reindeer Head with Antlers passes our checks from about 4 inches. This wreath badge is the one to choose for printed cards, signs and large cuts.

Variations to try

• Add a banner with a name across the bottom of the wreath in your software.
• Add the editor’s offset border for a Print Then Cut sticker.

Pairs well with

The Reindeer with Wreath wears its wreath, and the Christmas Wreath SVG collection has more wreaths.