A simple line drawing of a small, bearded Christmas elf's head with a pointed hat.
A simple line drawing of a small, bearded Christmas elf's head with a pointed hat. Simple line drawing of a cheerful Christmas elf character. A simple line drawing of a cheerful Christmas elf head with a festive hat. A simple line drawing of a cheerful Christmas elf's head, ideal for various digital projects and designs.
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Free Christmas Elf SVG Cut File for Cricut and Cutting Machines

Download this charming simple line drawing of a Christmas elf in high-quality SVG format, perfect for your holiday crafts and designs.

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