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9 Christmas Stocking Crafts

December 7, 2010 by Amanda Formaro

When my kids were little I found a really cool pattern in a magazine for some Christmas stockings made out of old blue jeans and rusty jingle bells. My sewing machine has cobwebs on it 😛 so I paid a woman to make me six of them, one for each of our four kids and one each for my husband and I. I still pull the stockings out every year and have not been able to find the pattern since. My point? I cherish these stockings. Hand made items are always so much closer to your heart aren’t they? Here are some lovely homemade stocking ideas in case you need to start a tradition as well. 🙂

1. Vintage Stockings
2. Plaid Stocking
3. Yarn Topped Stocking
4. Polka Dot Stockings
5. Glitter Polka Dot Stocking6. Knit Stockings
7. Burlap Stockings8. Picture Stockings
9. Felt Tree Stocking

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  1. Birgit K. says

    December 7, 2010 at 4:20 pm

    Ohh great stockings! Thanks so much for featuring my Felt Tree Stocking!

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