Santa Boots SVG
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A tall brick chimney with snow on top and Santa's legs and boots poking out, as if he has just dived in. A funny classic scene, best printed or cut large.
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It is one of Christmas Eve’s best-known moments: Santa heading down the chimney. This design shows a tall brick chimney with a soft cap of snow, and Santa’s leg and boot sticking straight up out of the top, as if he is halfway through his dive. The bricks are drawn as individual blocks, with the mortar lines between them cut out.
That brick pattern is what makes the design charming, and also what makes it detailed. The chimney is built from twenty-four pieces, so it does not pass our automated cut checks at small sizes and is listed for print and web. It cuts well from about 6.5 inches tall, where the mortar lines are wide enough to weed.
For cutting, work at 7 inches tall or more and use the color version: cut the cream backing as one piece and place the red bricks on it with transfer tape. Because the bricks are separate, keep everything on one sheet of transfer tape so the pattern stays perfectly aligned.
Because each brick is its own piece, this design is easier as layered vinyl than as a single-color decal: the backing holds everything together and hides tiny gaps.
The Santa Boots complete the scene, and the Gingerbread House with Chimney offers another chimney design.
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