Baby Snowman SVG
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A chubby snowman in a little bobble cap, eyes closed in a happy smile, with both arms raised toward a big snowflake and a small one falling around it.
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The pure joy of the first snowfall. A plump snowman lifts both rounded arms toward the sky, eyes closed in a happy smile, while a big six-arm snowflake drifts down beside it and a smaller one falls on the other side. It wears a small bobble cap, and its soft, rounded body has no sharp edges at all.
With so few details, this is one of the friendliest designs in the collection for beginners, kids’ crafts and bold one-color projects.
The solid file has 3 pieces, the snowman and the two snowflakes, and just 1 cut-out. It passes our cut checks from about 5 inches wide; the small snowflake is the finest part, so keep it on the transfer tape with the rest.
| Project | Width |
|---|---|
| Card | 5 in |
| Child’s shirt | 6–7 in |
| Adult sweatshirt | 9–10 in |
| Window display | 10–14 in |
Turn it into a snow day kit: the snowman on a mug for cocoa, on a tote for the sledding gear and on a card inviting friends over. Because it has so few cut-outs, it is also a lovely first project for older children learning to use a cutting machine.
The Twelve-Point Snowflake adds more snow around it, and the Warm Winter Wishes lettering completes a winter card.
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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