Reindeer with Wreath SVG
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A cheerful reindeer standing tall in a collar with a little jingle bell, with a gold ear and a round gold mark on its side. Ready to jingle all the way.
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This reindeer is ready to jingle. It stands in profile with its head held high and branching antlers above, wearing a collar around its neck with a small round jingle bell hanging at the throat. Its inner ear is gold, and a round gold ring on its side adds a decorative touch, like a harness ornament on one of Santa’s team.
The design is four pieces with two cut-outs. The bell and the ring on the side are small details, and in the layered version the gold backing shows in the ear and the ring. It passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches tall. The collar line and the bell are small pieces, so keep them on the transfer tape. For felt, choose 6 inches or more. For a shirt, 8 to 10 inches tall.
The collar and bell are separate small pieces, so you can cut them in a different color from the body. A red collar with a gold bell is a classic look; cut the design twice and keep only the collar and bell from the second copy.
The Reindeer with Scarf is another dressed-up reindeer, and the Bell with Bow brings more jingle.
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