Christmas Gnome SVG
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A small Christmas gnome in a tall floppy hat, holding a star up beside its beard. A simple, sweet silhouette that cuts as one piece from just 2 inches tall.
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This gnome has found the star for the top of the tree. It stands in its tall, floppy hat with a round nose and a long beard, and holds a five-pointed star up at its side, as if showing it off. The silhouette is bold and simple, with only one small cut-out, so it reads clearly at any size.
The gnome and star are joined into a single piece, which makes it a fast, easy cut. It passes our cut checks from about 2 inches tall, small enough for gift tags and ornaments.
For more color, cut the star again in gold and place it on top of the red gnome.
It cuts cleanly from about 2 inches tall. The star’s points are its finest parts, so on thick glitter cardstock use a fresh blade. For shirts, 7 to 8 inches tall works well.
The star is attached to the gnome’s side by a narrow join. When weeding, lift the background around the star slowly so the join does not stretch.
The Christmas Gnome and Gnome with Gift complete the gnome family, and the Christmas Lights Star adds a star theme.
Choose Upload, then Upload Image and Browse, pick the SVG and click Add to Canvas. Set the width on the canvas, then click Make It. For iron-on vinyl, turn on Mirror.
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