One Glass Away Woman Wine SVG

A retro pin-up woman with a glass of wine and the phrase "One Glass Away From Saying What I Really Think". Perfect for t-shirts or laser engraving.

Vinyl

A retro pin-up woman holding a wine glass with the text "One Glass Away From Saying What I Really Think".

A retro 1950s pin up woman holding up a glass of red wine, framed by curved and stacked text, bold high contrast black and white engraving style with heavy black fills and fine white line shading, centered composition. Across the top arched slightly is the phrase "One Glass Away" in a flowing vintage script with large swashes and a long underline flourish sweeping beneath the words. The woman is shown from the chest up, facing forward and turned slightly to the right, looking toward the viewer with a sly knowing half smile, arched eyebrows, winged eyeliner, long lashes, and dark lips, with subtle blush hatching on her cheek. Her hair is styled in a sleek vintage 1950s do, rolled high and smooth off the forehead and pinned back into a low curled bun at the side, rendered with flowing engraved line work and bold black areas. She wears a collared button up blouse with shaded fabric folds. Her right hand at the lower left holds up a large stemmed wine glass filled with dark red wine, the bowl of the glass solid dark and her painted fingernails wrapping around the stem, a few short radiating line bursts behind the glass to make it pop. Below the figure in bold black serif capital letters on stacked lines is the text "FROM SAYING" on one line and "WHAT I REALLY THINK" on the line below, with small radiating line accents flanking the words. Fine engraving hatch lines model her face and blouse with crisp white highlights left as negative space, the script text above and block text below framing the central figure, vintage darkly humorous illustration composition on a white background.

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File details

Style: Vinyl
Colors: Black & white
Canvas size: 2048 × 2048 px
Downloads: SVG, PNG, JPG, PDF
Published: Jun 17, 2026
Creator: Olive Bell

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How to use this SVG

01Download the SVG and upload it to Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio.
02Resize it for your project, then cut it from vinyl, cardstock or iron-on.
03For laser engraving, import the SVG into LightBurn or Glowforge and set it to engrave or score.