Waving Snowman SVG
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A happy snowman with both arms up in big mittens, wearing a bobble hat and a fringed scarf, drawn so the body shows navy inside a pale outline.
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This snowman cannot contain its excitement about the first snow. Both arms are up, with oversized mittens on the ends of its twig arms, and it wears a bobble hat with a pom-pom and a fringed scarf wrapped around its neck. Its face is all smiles, with a carrot nose and round eyes, and two buttons run down its front.
The body is drawn as a cut-out inside a pale outline, so the snowman appears navy with light mittens, hat and scarf, like a two-tone illustration. Children love it on snow day pajamas, where the waving mittens match their own.
The solid file has 7 pieces and 12 cut-outs. The fine outline and the scarf fringe give it a “Print & web” label, so it is best printed. For cutting, start at about 6 inches tall, use smooth vinyl and a fresh blade, and avoid felt and glitter.
For printing, any size works. For vinyl, 6 inches is the minimum; at 8 to 10 inches it suits a sweatshirt and every line weeds easily. Keep the design on one sheet of transfer tape so the mittens stay in place.
For a mitten-free snowman that cuts at smaller sizes, the Snowman in a Santa Hat passes our checks from about 4.5 inches.
The Snowman in a Beanie completes a knitwear set, and the Snowflake Ring Wreath frames it on a door.
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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