Cat in a Santa Hat SVG
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A tall, straight cone of a Santa hat with a fluffy brim at the bottom and a small star at the very tip. Simple, elegant and cuts as one piece from 1.5 inches.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
This hat stands straight up instead of flopping over, and it finishes with a star instead of a pom-pom. The tall cone narrows to a point, a small five-pointed star sits at the very tip, and a fluffy fur brim runs along the base. The shape is simple and elegant, a cross between a Santa hat and a little Christmas tree.
The hat and star are one solid piece without cut-outs, so it is extremely easy to cut and weed. It passes our cut checks from just 1.5 inches tall.
Because the hat is solid, both layers look the same from the front. To make the star gold and the brim white, cut those parts again from the solid style in your software and layer them on top.
It cuts from about 1.5 inches tall. The tip and the star are the finest parts; on thick glitter cardstock, use a fresh blade. For felt ornaments, 4 inches tall is a good size.
Because it is symmetrical and simple, this hat lines up neatly in rows. Repeat it across a banner or along a border for a clean, modern look.
The Chunky Santa Hat is another bold, simple hat, and the Christmas Lights Star shares the star theme.
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