Santa Reading SVG
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Santa resting in a tall wingback armchair after a long night, with a sack of presents at his feet. A cozy, storybook scene for signs, cards and shadow boxes.
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After the deliveries are done, Santa deserves a rest. This design shows him settled into a tall wingback armchair, his hands resting on the arms, his beard spread over his coat and his boots planted firmly on the floor. A sack of presents with a big bow sits at his feet. It feels like an illustration from a classic Christmas storybook.
The scene is built from fourteen pieces with five cut-outs, mostly in Santa’s face, beard and the gifts. It passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches tall. The chair is a large, solid shape that holds the design together.
It passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches tall. Because it has many pieces, keep the whole scene on one sheet of transfer tape so the parts line up. For a shadow box, 8 to 10 inches tall gives room for layering.
The chair and Santa share the red design layer. To make the chair a different color, cut the design twice and trim one copy to just the chair in your software.
The Santa Reading continues the storytime theme, and the Santa Gift Sack shows the sack on its own.
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