Classic Santa Hat SVG
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Santa standing with one hand raised and his long list unrolling down to the ground. A lively, detailed scene for printed cards and larger decals.
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He’s making a list, and it is a long one. This Santa stands with one gloved hand raised, holding the top of a long scroll that curls and unrolls all the way down to his boots. His hat, beard and coat trim are picked out in cream, and the scroll itself is a big cream shape that flows across the design.
The figure has five pieces and eight cut-outs, with fine details in the scroll edges and the beard. It does not pass our automated cut checks at small sizes, so it is listed for print and web. It cuts well from about 8 inches tall, where the details are wide enough to weed.
For cutting, use 9 inches tall or more. For printing, download a PNG at 300 DPI. On the scroll, there is room to add names in your design software, which makes this a great base for personalized certificates.
The scroll is the largest open area in the design, which makes it a natural place for text. Add names in a thin font so the scroll still looks like paper.
The scroll is drawn with a curl at the bottom, as if it has just unrolled across the floor. That curl is the narrowest part of the design.
The Santa Beard and Glasses is a simpler face for cutting, and On the Nice List (Mostly) adds humor.
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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