Get This Funny Christmas Calories SVG Collection

This Christmas Calories SVG collection is so cute. This free Christmas SVG is so easy, you can put it on aprons, pot holders, or even pajamas.

If you make food or cookie gifts for the holidays, this would look great on a tag, too! Scroll down for more ideas and the free Christmas SVG.

Free Christmas Calories SVG For Christmas Crafting

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, I love sharing free SVG files with you. I’ve shared a lot of free Christmas SVG files already (click here to get all of our Christmas SVG files and projects), but I wanted to do something special. 

As a thank you to all the Ruffles and Rain Boots newsletter subscribers, I am offering full-priced SVGs for free!  

And boy is this one a funny one! I mean, I made the little peppermint first, but then the words–and I just had to add little red dots over the “i”s. I mean–I am STILL giggling. Maybe I have too much fun making holiday cut files, but you know what–I made them and they’re awesome. So. LOL!

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Ways to Use This Free Funny Christmas SVG

• First, if you have a kiddo in your life, you need to make them a cute set of Christmas pajamas. I mean, it would be cruel not to. So, I made this easy and found this cute set of Christmas jammies for kids right here. You’re welcome.
• Now, after that, it’s all free game. Sure, I wanted this cute SVG on a kitchen towel and I thought a wood round ornament would be a perfect gift, but you should absolutely check out this set of Cricut, Silhouette, and cutting project accessories I use and love. You’re sure to find a blank you’ll love.
• After you have your free downloadable cut files for Christmas, just load the SVG DXF EPS or PNG file type you’re using into Cameo Silhouette Studio or Cricut Design Space, depending on which of the cutting machines you’re using. Size the file to fit on the item you’re planning to put the design on, then follow the directions on your cutting machine.
• If you’re using heat transfer vinyl (HTV) with this free file, don’t forget to mirror the image–this is so important and I’m the worst at remembering. I always waste vinyl because I forget and just hit cut on my Cricut, so learn from my mistakes!
• Ok. So, I know that I often use my handy-dandy iron in my HTV Cricut projects, but, I’ve learned recently that the Cricut EasyPress (just the mini one, because I don’t feel like I need the big one yet) is SUPER superior to an iron. So, while you’ll see my iron occasionally as I phase-out my older tutorials I’ve already photographed, you should definitely consider getting an EasyPress–it’s a million times better.

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