Charming Stained Glass Xmas Ornaments: Festive Trio Set

Stained Glass Xmas Ornaments PDF & SVG — Santa, Fireplace and Snowman Trio

Three separate Christmas designs in one download rather than one crowded panel: Santa, a fireplace, and a snowman. Each is supplied at its own size, so you can choose which to make, which to scale up, and which to leave for next December. That flexibility is the point of the bundle — the three pieces work as a set on a shelf or a windowsill, but nothing forces you to build all three at once.

Here is what each pattern measures:

• Santa — 6.89″ tall × 3.78″ wide (175 × 96 mm), 24 pieces of glass
• Fireplace — 3.94″ tall × 6.97″ wide (100 × 177 mm), 53 pieces of glass
• Snowman — 5.90″ tall × 4.45″ wide (150 × 113 mm), 17 pieces of glass

Note that the fireplace is the odd one out: it is a landscape piece, wider than it is tall, and it is also the busiest of the three at 53 pieces. If you are picking one to start with, the snowman is the quickest and Santa is the next easiest.

What is in the download

• Three separate PDF patterns — full-size print-ready at 1:1 scale
• Reference JPG images for each design
• All files folder — everything in one place

Files arrive on your order page and in your confirmation email as soon as payment clears.

Where they work

These are shelf and windowsill pieces, not wall panels. The snowman and Santa are upright and read fine standing on a sill or a mantel; the fireplace is a horizontal strip that suits a mantelpiece especially well, or the base of a small Christmas village arrangement. Backlight helps all three, but the fireplace depends on it most — the shape of the mantel and the fire inside only really emerge with light coming through.

Who buys this pattern

Anyone building a small Christmas village or a shelf grouping over several seasons; beginners who want a first pattern with a low piece count; makers selling small finished ornaments at a Christmas craft fair, where the snowman at 17 pieces turns over quickly; and customers buying for someone who cuts glass but does not want a single large commission-sized project.

Licence

A personal and commercial licence is included. Make them for yourself, make them as gifts, or cut and sell the finished ornaments — no per-sale fees and no obligation to report.

Printing and finishing

Print each PDF at 100% scale on US Letter or A4 and check a measurement before cutting — never use “fit to page”, or the smallest piece will print undersized. With three separate designs in one order, label your printed sheets as soon as they come out of the printer; three Christmas sheets on one bench at Christmas is not a mistake you want to discover mid-cut. Cut the Santa and snowman bodies before the trim and small details, and treat the fireplace as three separate sections rather than one panel — at 53 pieces across 100 mm of height, building it in strips and soldering them together is far easier than trying to handle the whole thing at once.

A note before you start

You are buying the patterns only — glass, came, solder, any backing, and any finished ornaments are not included. The photographs show the designs completed by other makers using their own materials.