Baby Reindeer Sitting SVG
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A watchful reindeer stag standing tall and looking back over its shoulder, with a full set of antlers and a shaggy neck. Calm, graceful and one piece.
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This reindeer has heard something behind it. The stag stands still, facing right, but turns its head back over its shoulder to look, lifting its tall branching antlers high. Its neck is shaggy with fur, and its long legs stand firmly in place. The turned head gives the silhouette a quiet, thoughtful feeling, like a moment caught in a snowy forest.
The design is one connected piece with a small cut-out at the ear, which shows a spot of gold in the layered version. The antlers have many fine tines, so it passes our cut checks from about 5 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 5 inches tall. For felt or glitter cardstock, cut it at 7 inches or more. For a wall sign, 12 to 16 inches tall.
Because it faces right but looks left, the stag works on either side of a design. Place it on the right of a sign and its gaze leads the eye back across the text, which makes for a balanced layout.
This design pairs naturally with the Standing Reindeer. Place them facing each other, one looking forward and one looking back, for a calm pair on a mantel sign or a set of matching pillows. Both are single pieces of the same scale.
The Standing Reindeer is its match, and the Grazing Reindeer adds a quiet moment.
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