Cat in a Santa Hat SVG
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A row of seven little Santa hats sitting along a fluffy band, like a festive trim. A border for card edges, shelves, tumblers and the hems of shirts.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Borders are workhorses in Christmas crafting, and this one adds a smile. Seven little Santa hats sit side by side along a long, fluffy band, each with its own pom-pom. The repeated hats make a cheerful rhythm, like a festive fringe on the edge of a shelf or the hem of a sweater.
The border is made of eight pieces, the band and seven hats, with two small cut-outs in the band. Because the hats are small compared with the whole border, it passes our cut checks from about 5 inches wide.
It passes our cut checks from about 5 inches wide. The border is long and short, so for a card front, 5 to 6 inches works well; for a shelf, cut several and line them up end to end. When applying long borders, use one piece of transfer tape and work from the center out.
To make the hats alternate colors, cut the design twice in two colors and swap every other hat in your software before cutting.
Each hat in the row is drawn at the same size and spacing, so two copies placed end to end continue the pattern seamlessly.
The Christmas Lights Border is another strip design, and the Classic Santa Hat gives you a single large hat.
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