I probably have more Christmas tree decorations than any other individual on the planet, but that doesn't stop me from making new ones each year! Here's the latest one that I came up with, and I think it's the easiest one yet: A sewVery Simple Stocking Ornament Tutorial!
First, you'll need to download my stocking ornament pattern from my Craftsy pattern shop (affiliate link). Then, assemble the remaining supplies.
To make a dozen of these Stocking Ornaments, you'll need 1/4 yard of fabric and about 3 yards of ribbon or twine. I bought my double sided quilted holiday fabric at Joann's: Christmas Metallic Plaid. It will take you about 30 minutes to make them!
That's it! You're done! These are going to look great on my tree this year, plus I plan to add one or two to each present that I wrap.
Here's another version I made using some holly decorated quilted fabric. You can add some ric rac or ribbon or even sew on a button to add a little more detail to the stocking. Plus, they were so much fun to make!
If you like my sewVery Simple Stocking Ornament Tutorial, then you should check out my sewVery Simple Santa Hat and Candy Cane Ornament Tutorials, too! With a yard of fabric, you could make an entire collection of festive holiday decorations for your tree!
Happy holidays, and have fun sewing!
What a great idea to add these cute stockings to Christmas presents, Veronica!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!! I know your mom would be having so much fun seeing all the great Christmas crafts you are creating! These would also be cute to put a miniature candy cane in as a little favor or gift at a party!
ReplyDeleteIs there one or two of the stockings we are sewing together?
ReplyDeleteIt's one stocking cut from double sided quilted fabric. You just fold the top over for the top of the stocking. Hope this helps clear things up!
DeleteWhere do you buy the double sided Christmas fabric?
ReplyDeleteJoann Fabric Store
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