Gift Pattern Stocking SVG
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A classic stocking with a neat argyle pattern of diamonds running across the foot and up the leg. Preppy, cozy and full of knitted charm.
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Cut-ready3 styles
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Argyle is the pattern of cozy sweaters and warm socks, and it suits a Christmas stocking perfectly. This stocking has a wide cuff and a long leg that angles down to a rounded foot, and a grid of diamonds runs across the foot and lower leg in classic argyle style. In the layered version, the diamonds show the cream backing, so the stocking looks hand-knit.
The design is one connected piece with nine diamond cut-outs. The diamonds are evenly spaced and bold, so it passes our cut checks from about 3 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 3 inches tall. The diamonds are well spaced, so it weeds quickly. For felt, choose 5 inches or more. For a shirt, 8 to 10 inches tall.
The argyle grid covers the foot and the lower leg but stops below the cuff. That leaves the cuff plain for a name and keeps the pattern where it looks most like a real knitted sock: on the part of the stocking that would hold the gifts. The diamonds also line up on a slant, following the angle of the leg, so the pattern looks natural rather than flat.
Real argyle usually has thin lines crossing the diamonds. You can add that detail by hand with a fine white or gold paint pen on a finished project, drawing diagonal lines through the diamonds for an even more knitted look.
The Plaid Stocking is another classic pattern, and the Cable Knit Stocking looks knitted too.
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