Argyle Stocking SVG
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A Christmas stocking with a little snowman cut out of the heel, round and cheerful with his stick arms raised. Simple, wintry and one piece.
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Cut-ready3 styles
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Print & web3 styles
Print & web3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
A little snowman has made his home on this stocking. Near the heel, a small, round snowman is cut right out, with a head, a body and two stick arms raised in a cheerful wave. The stocking itself is classic, with a wide cuff, a long leg and a rounded foot. In the layered version, the snowman shows the cream backing, like he is made of real snow.
The stocking is one connected piece with a single cut-out, the snowman. The shapes are bold, so it passes our cut checks from just 2 inches tall.
It cuts cleanly from about 2 inches tall. The stick arms are the finest part, so for felt choose 4 inches or more. For a child’s shirt, 7 to 8 inches tall.
The snowman sits on the heel, the widest part of the stocking, where he has room for his raised arms. The cuff above stays plain, which makes this stocking easy to personalize.
Because the snowman is the only cut-out, white or silver glitter backing makes him sparkle like fresh snow. On a white shirt, skip the backing and let the fabric become the snowman. A pair of tiny black buttons glued down his middle finishes the look.
The Reindeer Stocking has another cut-out friend, and the Snowflake Stocking shares the wintry feel.
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