Grazing Reindeer SVG
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A reindeer stag resting in the snow, legs folded beneath it, with its head held high and a crown of antlers raised. A calm, cozy silhouette in one piece.
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After a long night of flying, even reindeer need a rest. This stag lies down in the snow with its legs folded underneath, but its head is up and alert, crowned with a full set of branching antlers. A small gold curve on its side, like the line of its shoulder, adds a warm touch in the layered version. It is a calm, cozy pose that feels perfect for a quiet winter evening.
The design is one connected piece with a single cut-out. Because the body is low and wide, it fits nicely on wide projects, and it passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches wide.
It passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches wide. The antler tips are the narrowest parts, so for felt choose 6 inches or more. For a pillow, 12 to 14 inches wide works well.
Because the reindeer is lying down, the design is wide and low, so it sits naturally along the bottom of a sign, a card or a pillow. Leave space above for a greeting, and the antlers will point up toward the words.
This pose works beautifully with other reindeer designs to build a resting herd. Place it in front of a standing reindeer, slightly overlapping, and the two will look like they are sharing the same snowy clearing.
The Grazing Reindeer is another quiet pose, and the Standing Reindeer can keep watch.
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