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When I think about Christmas, I think of a well-decorated tree, a fire crackling on the hearth, and, hanging right above the fireplace, a brightly-colored Christmas stocking hanging up and waiting for Santa. Now that I’m older I might not necessarily figure Santa as much into the equation, but every year without fail there are still stockings hanging above my fireplace for my family and I. To me, that says Christmas just as much as candy canes or homemade cookies.
Since it’s such a time-honored tradition in so many families, why not step it up this year and make stocking from scratch instead of buying the cheap store-bought kind? A personal touch can go a long way not only for sprucing up your holiday festivities, but for making the day more memorable for you and your family, as well. For one, there’s the joy of creating something that you and your loved ones can pull out year after year. For another, you can make sure that your family’s stockings match the rest of your holiday decor by making them yourself!
Christmas Sewing Projects: DIY Christmas Stockings
A DIY Christmas Stocking makes for a great holiday craft. They’re great beginner sewing projects, as the patterns tend to be large and don’t always have to be precise to still have the intended effect. You’ll love sewing up these Christmas patterns for everyone in your family, whether you’ve just started sewing or you’ve been a sewist all your life! These simple sewing projects are sure to satisfy.
Chic and Easy Christmas Stocking
Let It Snow Christmas Stocking
Simple Cuffed Christmas Stocking
Rustic Upcycled Christmas Stocking
Fat Quarter Christmas Stocking
Make Your Own Christmas Stocking
Family Heirloom Christmas Stocking
Personalized Christmas Stocking
What’s your favorite Christmas memory?
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