Argyle Stocking SVG
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A cozy stocking with a wide cuff and a column of patchwork squares running down the leg and over the toe, like a quilt made from fabric scraps.
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Cut-ready3 styles
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Cut-ready3 styles
This stocking looks like it was sewn from a favorite quilt. It has a wide cuff at the top and a long leg with a rounded foot, and four patchwork squares run down the front, each set at a slight angle, as if stitched on by hand from fabric scraps. The patches give it a homemade, farmhouse feel.
The stocking is one connected piece with four patch cut-outs. In the layered version, the patches show the cream backing, but this is the perfect design for using patterned paper or fabric behind each square. It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 4 inches tall. The patches are large, so it cuts well from felt and faux leather. For a banner, 7 to 9 inches tall shows the patterns best.
Each patch is set at a slightly different angle, which makes them look sewn on by hand. That small irregularity is what gives the design its cozy, handmade character.
This design is a great way to use up scraps of patterned paper, fabric or vinyl. Because each patch is its own cut-out, you can put a different pattern behind each one without any extra cutting. Kids love choosing the patterns for each square.
The Plaid Stocking has a fabric pattern, and the Argyle Stocking looks knitted.
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