Baby Reindeer Sitting SVG
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A funny cartoon reindeer gliding on ice skates, standing up on its hind legs with its arms out for balance and a big gold belly. Playful winter fun in one piece.
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This reindeer has taken to the ice. Standing up on its hind legs, it glides along on a pair of skates with its front legs stretched out wide for balance, head up and antlers high. It has a big round gold belly, a gold inner ear and gold blades on its skates. The cartoon style is cheerful and silly, just right for kids and winter parties.
The design is one connected piece with six cut-outs. In the layered version, the belly, ear and skate blades show gold, which gives the cartoon a bright, friendly look. It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches tall. The skate blades and antler tips are the finest parts, so for felt choose 6 inches or more. For a child’s shirt, 7 to 8 inches.
The ice line under the skates is part of the design, so the reindeer has a built-in base. That makes it easy to place at the bottom of a card or sign, as if skating along the edge. Add a few snowflakes above for a winter scene. For a skating team, add the team name in a curved line above the antlers.
The Cute Reindeer Waving is another playful reindeer, and the Skiing Gingerbread Man is out on the snow.
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