Snowman on a Sled SVG
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Free SVG · 3 styles · Cut-ready · Added
A snowman zooming downhill on a wooden sled with a curled front runner, holding on with both stick hands while its scarf streams out behind.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Print & web3 styles
Hold on tight! This snowman is racing down the hill on a wooden sled. The whole design tilts downhill, the snowman leans back with both stick hands gripping the sled, and its scarf streams out behind it in the wind. It looks ahead down the slope, with its eyes and carrot nose turned in the direction of travel.
The sled has a long seat, three struts and a runner that curls up at the front. The snowman wears a knitted beanie with ribs around the cuff and a pom-pom on top.
The solid file has 8 pieces and 12 cut-outs: the face, the beanie ribs, the line along the sled seat and the spaces between the struts. The seat sits over the snowman and is outlined by a thin cut line. The runners are drawn thick, so unlike our Snowman on a Sled this design is cut-ready at small sizes: it passes our cut checks from about 2.5 inches tall.
| Project | Height |
|---|---|
| Sticker | 2.5–3 in |
| Mug | 4 in |
| Child’s shirt | 6–7 in |
| Adult shirt | 9–10 in |
| Window cling | 10–14 in |
Three things give the design its speed: the tilt of the whole picture, the scarf flying straight back and the snowman leaning away from the front of the sled. Keep it tilted when you place it on a shirt or card, rather than straightening it, and leave space in front of the sled so it has somewhere to go.
The Skiing Snowman and the Skating Snowman complete a winter sports set.
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