Paw Print Stocking SVG
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A slim Christmas stocking with a small paw print right on the toe, like a pet stepped in the snow. Simple, sweet and perfect for dogs and cats.
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This stocking belongs to someone with four paws. It is a slim, angled stocking with a wide cuff and a long leg, and right on the tip of the toe, a small paw print shows a pad and little toes, as if a pet stepped onto it. The rest of the stocking is plain, which keeps the paw print subtle and sweet.
The stocking is one connected piece with three small cut-outs that form the paw. With bold, simple shapes, it passes our cut checks from about 2.5 inches tall.
It passes our cut checks from about 2.5 inches tall. The paw toes are small, so for felt choose 4 inches or more. For a mug, 3.5 to 4 inches tall.
The paw sits right on the toe, so the stocking reads as a pet stocking without the paw taking over. That leaves the long leg free for a name written lengthwise, which suits longer pet names.
This design and the Paw Print Stocking make a matching pair: use this one for a smaller pet and the bigger paw print for a larger one, or hang both for a dog and a cat in the same home.
The Paw Print Stocking has a big paw on the leg, and the Dog in a Santa Hat is ready to fill it.
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