VisualizationSnowy Christmas Tree SVG, Tiered Fir With Baubles Laser Engraving File, Cozy Cottage Holiday Ornament DXF
A plump, bell-shaped fir tree with five wide tiers, each edged with a double wavy line like snow hanging over the branches, and round baubles dotted along the edges. Most of the wood stays light because the drawing is line engraving. Cut size: 90 × 99.5 mm (3.54 × 3.92 in), with a 4 mm hanger hole just above the pointed top.
- Formats
- SVG, DXF
- Size
- 90 × 100 mm (3.54 × 3.92 in)
- Parts
- 1
- Hanging hole
- 4 mm
- Cut length
- 0.33 m
- Engraving area
- 13.8 cm²
- Material
- 3 mm plywood, MDF or acrylic
- Est. time, 10 W diode
- 3 min 23 s
- Est. time, 40 W CO2
- 1 min 13 s
- Est. time, 100 W CO2
- 47 s
- Per 300 × 400 mm sheet
- 9 pcs
- Per 600 × 400 mm sheet
- 18 pcs
- Layers
- CUT (red), ENGRAVE (black)
- License
- CC0 1.0: free for personal and commercial use
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How to make it
- 01Import the tree at 90 mm wide and zoom into the double snow lines to see how close they run.
- 02Engrave on scrap first; if the double wavy lines merge, tighten the line interval or lower the power a touch.
- 03Engrave the full tree, then cut the scalloped outline, which is short and quick.
- 04Paint the snow lines white and the baubles in bright colours, and hang the tree from its tip.
Snow drifting off every branch
This tree looks like it came out of a storybook cottage. Under a soft pointed top, five tiers spread wider and wider, and each one is edged with a double wavy line, the way snow sags over fir branches. Small round baubles sit along the tier edges, some solid, some half hidden. The bottom of each tier is scalloped, and the cut outline follows those scallops, so the whole piece has a rounded bell silhouette.
Light engraving, quick to batch
Because the drawing is mostly lines, this is one of the quickest trees to produce: estimated at 3 min 23 s for a 10 W diode and just 47 s for a 100 W CO2 when cut from 3 mm plywood. The cut is the shortest of the tree designs, about 328 mm. The one thing to watch is the gap between each pair of wavy lines. If your engraving spreads, the two lines merge into one thick band; a finer line interval keeps them separate.
Bringing the snow out
The tiers are mostly bare wood, which is perfect for paint. Brush white paint along the wavy snow lines, dot the baubles in red, gold and blue, and leave the rest natural. A touch of fine glitter on wet white paint makes it sparkle without looking cheap. Pale woods give the most contrast.
Who it is for
- Paint-your-own kits for craft afternoons and kids' parties.
- Cottagecore and country-kitchen decor lovers.
- Christmas markets: a cheap, fast tree that still looks detailed.
- Teachers, as a class-made ornament for each child to colour.
Questions about this file
Why do the snow lines look like one thick band?
Each tier edge is two close wavy lines. If the engraving spreads, they merge; a finer line interval or slightly less power keeps them apart.
How should I paint the baubles?
A paint pen or a toothpick dipped in acrylic is easiest. The baubles are small circles, so one dab of colour each is enough.
Can I add glitter?
Yes. Sprinkle fine glitter onto wet white paint along the snow lines, let it dry, and shake off the loose bits.
How small can this tree go?
About 65 mm wide is a reasonable limit. Below that, the double lines and small baubles start to blur together.
How many snowy trees fit on one sheet?
A small 300 × 400 mm sheet takes nine; the 600 × 400 mm size takes 18.
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