Argyle Stocking SVG
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A small, chubby Christmas stocking with a wide cuff, a round little foot and a single tiny star. Made for baby's first Christmas.
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Little feet need little stockings. This one is short and chubby, with a wide cuff, a stubby leg and a big, round foot, just like a baby’s bootie. A single tiny star sits on the leg, a small wish for a baby’s first Christmas. The proportions are soft and cute, so it looks different from the long, classic stockings.
The stocking is one connected piece with a single star cut-out. In the layered version, the star shows the cream backing. The shape is bold and simple, so it passes our cut checks from just 1.5 inches tall.
It cuts cleanly from about 1.5 inches tall. For a onesie, 4 to 5 inches. For an ornament, 3 to 4 inches. It also cuts well from felt for soft decorations.
The short, round shape is what makes this stocking read as a baby’s. Placed next to a full-size stocking, the difference in size tells the story right away, which is why it works so well for announcements.
The star is the only cut-out, so the backing color decides its color. A gold or silver star makes a lovely keepsake ornament. On a white onesie, you can skip the backing and let the fabric show through the star.
The Stocking with Teddy Bear is another little one’s stocking, and the Baby’s First Christmas SVG collection has more for the big day.
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