Santa Gift Sack SVG
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Santa flying through the air, arm stretched out ahead like a superhero, with his gift sack trailing behind. Full of motion and fun for kids' projects.
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Who needs a sleigh? This Santa flies on his own, stretched out horizontally with one arm reaching forward like a superhero. His beard and hat stream back in the wind, his boots kick out behind, and his gift sack trails along at the end. It is an energetic, funny take on the Christmas Eve journey.
The design is eight pieces with three small cut-outs for the beard and fur trim. It passes our cut checks from about 5 inches wide. Because the figure is long and low, it fits naturally across a shirt or along a banner.
It passes our cut checks from about 5 inches wide. For a shirt, 9 to 11 inches wide across the chest works well. The arm and boots are the narrowest parts; keep them on transfer tape as you apply.
Long, horizontal designs look best centered on the chest of a shirt, slightly higher than usual, so they do not disappear under a jacket or a seat belt.
The design is about twice as wide as it is tall. That makes it a natural fit for wide spaces such as the back of a hoodie, the top of a sign or a long banner, where an upright Santa would leave empty space on either side.
The Flying Reindeer makes a perfect pair, and the Santa Gift Sack shows the sack up close.
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