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Hand-Drawn Christmas Mouse Ornament
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New hand-drawn Christmas design! 🎄🐭
Bring a touch of cozy Christmas magic to your holiday décor with this hand-drawn Laser Cut Christmas Mouse Ornament!
This adorable illustration of a tiny mouse hugging a Christmas tree is sketched by hand and then carefully prepared for GloxTool, and other laser cutting machines.
Perfect for beginners and experienced makers alike, this file cuts cleanly, assembles easily, and adds a warm artistic charm to any holiday setup.
Each line of her wings and braid was carefully drawn to give her a gentle, timeless look.
Cut from 3 mm plywood (12x12 inch sheet), she’s easy to assemble and comes to life beautifully once painted or left in natural wood.
Instruction
Step1
Step 1: Open xTool Creative Space
Launch the xTool Creative Space software on your computer.
Make sure your laser cutter (e.g., xTool D1) is connected via USB or Wi-Fi.
Step 2: Start a New Project
Click on “New Project” in the top left corner.
Step 3: Import Your File
Click on the “Image” or “Import” icon in the left toolbar (looks like a picture or file).
Alternatively, use the top menu:
File → Import
Browse to your file location and select your laser cut file (e.g., .svg, .dxf, .xcs).
Step 4: Position the Design
After the file loads, you'll see your design on the canvas.
Drag to position, rotate, or scale the design as needed.
Use the grid and workspace size to match your material size.
Step 5: Set Process Settings
Select each layer in your file.
Choose the appropriate action:
Cut, Engrave,
Use presets or manual settings based on your material.
Step 6: Frame the Design (Optional but Recommended)
Click “Framing” to make sure your design fits the material on the laser bed.
Step 7: Start Cutting
Click “Process” in the upper-right corner.
Confirm your settings.
Hit “Start” and watch your laser do the magic!
