A cartoon depiction of a small, pointy-eared elf character in a festive holiday setting.
A cartoon depiction of a small, pointy-eared elf character in a festive holiday setting. A small, mischievous Christmas elf character with a pointed hat and rosy cheeks. A cheerful Christmas elf character with a pointed hat and mischievous expression, perfect for holiday decorations or designs. A detailed illustration of a small Christmas elf character in traditional attire.
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Add a Jolly Touch to Your Christmas Projects with This Free Elf SVG

Add some festive fun to your holiday projects with this beautifully designed Christmas Elf SVG, perfect for cutting out with a Cricut or laser cutter.

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