Saturday, December 18, 2010

Christmas Stockings

I am so excited to be here today! I am the author of A Vision to Remember. I also have my own etsy shop, where I sell many of my creations. I am a stay at home mom of 2 awesome girls and one dog. They are my inspiration for sure. Everything that I have made has been for them in some way.






Throughout this pattern please use a 1/2 inch seam

Here is how I made it:
1. Cut out 48 strips of coordinating fabric. Each strip needs to measure 9 inches by 2.5 inches
2. Now take each strip of fabric and place sandwich 2 on top of each other with wrong sides together. So now you will have 24 fabric sandwiches.
3. Take 2 of the sandwiches and place them together. Sew down the long side of the fabric sandwich.
4. Repeat with 10 more fabric sandwiches.
5. You will now have a rectangular piece of fabric.
6. Now make another rectangular piece of fabric with the remainder pieces of fabric
7. Lay your 2 rectangles on top of each other with wrong sides together.
8. Take a stocking that have already and lay it down on top of your fabric and cut out the shape. (if you need a little more width just add a piece of fabric where you need it)
8. Now sew those 2 pieces of fabric together around the outer edges BUT NOT THE TOP. You will be sewing 4 pieces of fabric together at the same time
9. Cut out a piece of fabric that measures 4 inches by 1 inch. This will be the hoop to hang your stocking up with.
11. Sew down both long edges of the piece of fabric. Stick the short ends of the piece of fabric in between the sandwiched fabric at the top of the stocking.
12. Sew around the top of the stocking. You will be sewing 2 layers of fabric together.
13. Now take some short blade scissors and cut all the raw edges of your stocking.
14. Wash and dry the stocking.
15. Enjoy!





I hope you enjoy this fun and quick pattern. To visit my blog please go to HERE. Etsy shop is HERE













Here are a couple of things that I have made over at my blog:

I love making rag quilts. I sell many in my etsy shop, but this pattern is available for download on my blog here.



This was a fun pleated headband that I made for myself (one of the few times that I craft for myself, if you know what I mean :)


I also made this fun Ribbon skirt for my daughter (Part 1, Part 2)

I also have many other tutorials on my blog. Make sure to stop by and check them out.



I also have my own Etsy shop. There I sell rag quilts, car seat tents, and lots of patterns. Some of the patterns I sell are rag quilts, belly band, and fabric flowers.





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