Argyle Stocking SVG
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A dreamy Christmas stocking with a crescent moon on the leg and three little stars twinkling on the foot. Made for Christmas Eve and sweet dreams.
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This stocking belongs to a night sky. On the leg, a crescent moon curves gently, and three little stars twinkle on the foot below it. The stocking has a wide cuff, a hanging tab and a long leg, and the moon and stars give it a calm, dreamy feeling, like Christmas Eve when everyone is waiting for Santa.
The stocking is one connected piece with four cut-outs: the moon and the three stars. In the layered version, they show the cream backing. The shapes are bold, so it passes our cut checks from just 1.5 inches tall.
It cuts cleanly from about 1.5 inches tall. The star points are the finest parts, so for felt choose 3 inches or more. For pajamas, 6 to 8 inches tall.
The moon sits high on the leg and the stars fall toward the foot, which leads the eye down the stocking like a falling star. The cuff stays plain for a name.
A navy design layer with a gold or silver backing turns this into a true night sky stocking. That color pair also makes a lovely nursery decoration that can stay up all winter, not just at Christmas. Add a baby’s name to the cuff and it becomes a keepsake for the first winter.
The Star Stocking has bigger stars, and the Baby Stocking is made for little ones.
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