Scrap Wood Christmas Stocking Ornament xToolGiveaway

I started out by selecting the shapes I think would make a good stocking. When adding each of the shapes, I unlocked the fixed aspect by clicking the lock icon in between the width and height area in the top menu under size. This allows you to freely transform the shapes.

I took the square and made it a rectangle. I then took the mound shape (I have no idea what it is called) and used the top tool bar under reflect and flipped it vertically. I adjusted each of the ovals until I had a decent looking stocking shape. 

I added small circles to the rectangle to make it look like the top of the stocking was fluffy. For this I made sure to turn off Auto Snap in the settings menu on the top toolbar. 

Now I simply selected all of the design and selected Combine>Unite from the top toolbar (photo 1). The second image shows what the final stocking looks like.

Now I added the name. Make sure in the text area where you add the name, you click weld if the letters are overlapping. 

Select the stocking. Set your cut settings. I used the above settings which seem to work pretty well for my machine.

Select the name and in the Object Settings adjust the engrave settings. The above settings worked well for me.

Add a small circle above the name and just below the top of the ornament if you want to hang it. Don't forget to adjust the settings (photo 2) to cut the circle out. I used the above settings and they worked fine on my machine.