Snowman Holding a Star SVG
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A cheerful snowman with closed, smiling eyes holding a big outlined star high above its shoulder on one long stick arm, the other arm out to the side.
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This snowman has found the brightest star of the season and is holding it up for everyone to see. One long stick arm reaches high above its shoulder with a big five-point star at the top, like a torch, while the other arm stretches out to the side for balance.
Its eyes are closed in two happy curves, it has a carrot nose and a smile, and a scarf with a fringed end hangs down beside three coal buttons. The star is drawn as a thick outline with an open center, so it reads as a star even in a single color.
The solid file has 7 pieces and 9 cut-outs: the two curved eyes, the nose, the smile, three buttons, the open center of the star and the seam between the snowballs. The star and the scarf are outlined by thin cut lines and come away as separate pieces. It passes our cut checks from about 3 inches tall.
| Project | Height |
|---|---|
| Gift tag | 3–4 in |
| Card | 4.5–5.5 in |
| Child’s shirt | 6–8 in |
| Adult shirt | 9–11 in |
| Wall decal | 14–20 in |
The star makes this snowman useful beyond Christmas: it suits school awards, birthdays in winter and New Year’s cards. In the color file the star’s center takes the backing color, so a gold backing turns it into a gold star with no extra cutting.
The Snowman Star Topper is another snowman with a star, and the Classic Five-Point Christmas Star can scatter a few more stars around it.
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