The
Elves are visiting us this year (only because I gave away the Christmas stockings I sewed last year). I had fun making these
curly toed stockings, but soon realized my days of making little stockings are just about over. You have to have good eyes for a project like this. Mine are fading slowly for doing the intricate stuff, like applique.
It might have helped if my old
Bernina 801 had a light bulb that actually went, and I cleaned my glasses properly so I could see. The pattern I chose to use for the Christmas stockings this year is from
Sew-4-Home. You can find the tutorial and pattern
here.
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I chose to use the Bernina 801 for this project. It looks rather jaded with
it's paint starting to peel at the bottom. |
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I stuffed the end of the stocking with a bit of fluff (Dacron). The bells
are off the 'Lindt Easter Bunny'. Just the perfect size... I saved
them from last Easter for the cat's collar. But the cat wears a
bigger bell now. |
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I didn't use the letter template that the pattern linked you too. I found another
because I couldn't re-size it on my printer... |
These stockings are adorable.. You made me , want to make some stockings.. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYes they were fun to make I would have liked to shop for more fabric but I just went to the nearest store and there was not a lot of choice and perhaps too expensive :)
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