Use this free Santa tray SVG to make your very own milk and cookies tray for Santa Claus! Santa plates are a thing of the past – they leave little room for the milk, cookies, and of course the carrots for the reindeer.
A large wood cutting board or wood tray offer a lot more space for all of Santa and the reindeer’s goodies. There is a spot for all 3 things (plus a little extra room if needed).
Using this free SVG file will help you save money this expensive holiday season. It is free for personal use.
If you are a small business owner, you can purchase a commercial license here for only $5 to use the file to create boards to sell to others!
Create Your Own Santa Tray Tradition!
One of my favorite things about the holidays is all of the traditions that are made. Why not make your own custom tray to use year after year? It will become a yearly Christmas Eve tradition that your kids will look forward to (and one day fight over to use with their own children).
What Do the Free SVG Files Look Like?
Here is an example of a wood round using the circular tray for Santa SVG.
This is an example of what the rectangular Santa cookie tray SVG file looks like (this is a mock up as I did not engrave a rectangular one yet).
How Do You Download the Free Cut Files?
Click here to get to the download page to grab the free Dear Santa tray SVG file set. It’s on Google Drive, you can download any and/or all of the files. Or, you can scroll down to the end of the page and click the download button to get the digital download.
Lasered Cookies for Santa Tray
At the end of this post, I’ll be sharing with you how to use the round Santa tray SVG to engrave my own Santa tray. I will be using my xTool P2 that I received from them to test it out.
Learn more about the xTool P2 machine and all of the amazing things you can do with it. If you’ve been wanting to start your own small business, a laser machine may be a great option for you. Read my post all about the xTool P2.
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Don’t Have a Laser?
If you don’t have a laser machine, you can still use the free files with a cutting machine like a Cricut Explore or Maker machine or Silhouette Cameo machine. Depending on the machine you are using, you will most likely be making a stencil to paint or you will be cutting permanent vinyl to apply to a board.
Above is an example of what a painted tray could possibly look like. No matter what way you decide to use the free digital file, I bet it will turn out great!
What File Types are Included?
You will get 4 file types included.
- SVG format
- PNG files with a transparent background
- xTool Creative Space file (for xTool lasers)
- Silhouette Studio file
What Software Programs Can be Used?
There isn’t only one specific program you can use. Any program that can take a PNG or SVG file format will work with the free files.
- xTool Creative Space
- Cricut Design Space
- Silhouette Studio (Silhouette users don’t need Silhouette designer edition – any addition will do!
- Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw with Silhouette Connect
- Sure Cuts a Lot
Looking for Some More Free Files for DIY projects?
Click to see all of the free SVGs we have on our site.
How to Make a Santa Tray with a Laser Machine
Watch this video to see how to make a Santa tray using an xTool P2. It’s actually super easy!
The hardest part will be learning which settings work best for your cutting board, wood round, etc. Once you know your settings, all you have to do is download the free file, important it into the program, resize it and engrave.
Click here to get to the member’s page to download the free Santa tray cut files.
Copyright MOM ENVY 2023. Files may be used for personal use only. Commercial licenses may be purchased for SVG and Silhouette cut files. Click here to purchase a commercial license for a file. No commercial use is available for printables. Files may not be directly shared within Facebook groups, on websites, or in any other way. A link to the web page to download the files may be shared as well as one photo. The file may not be printed and then sold (including local yard sale sites and groups or at local craft fairs). The images may not be used in any way other than to share with a link to the original web page.
