Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!! May 2010 bring luck, joy and health to you and your loved ones!!!!
I am writing this on the day of Christmas Eve…. where has the days gone? It was like yesterday since I started making kanzashi Christmas Trees, then glittering some stars, wire wound some stars, followed by making holly berries, wreath, crochet Christmas Tree, plus some other crafts that I didn’t published here!!! A month passed by in just a blink of an eye, now, I am making my last Christmas craft for the year.
I made this Christmas Ornament Stocking for my kids with their names on the stocking respectively. These are my last minute sewing projects. I thought I can never make it for the dead-line since I have to stay at home and take care of my son 24/7 whose nanny is on a 1-week emergency leave. With my determination and four “very” late-nights sewing, I made it!!! Yawn…. I really need a good rest after this Christmas, perhaps hibernate until 2010, lol… Just kidding, I will still continue making handicrafts but in slower pace. Don’t forget that I have another giveaway draw in early January, so, please don’t go far!!!!
This Christmas Ornament Stocking (approx. 48cm H x 35cm W) was made out of a combination of felt, fabric and yarn materials. The stocking hem is a knitting piece of pom pom yarn (click here for the tutorial). I used 1 ball of pom pom yarn for the hem, made 8 stitches (2 stitches in between the pom poms) for the row and finished the whole ball to get the length, the dimension is 40cm (H) x 10cm (W). Joint both ends together by sewing up the last row to the first row to make a ring.
Nicole’s stocking has a big pom pom snowman and a small Christmas tree, whilst Ian has a big crochet Christmas Tree and a small snowman. Both of them have their names appliqued on the stockings, each has a holly berry and are embellished with Christmas beads.
Click below pattern and tutorial to make the respective ornaments for this Christmas Ornament Stocking:
è muito lindo seus trabalhos e agradeço por compartilhar tanta coisa linda…muito obrigada. JU
Translation (by Google):
their work is very beautiful and I thank you for sharing so much beautiful … thank you. JU
LOVE all the details! just wanted to let you know I’m featuring this tutorial in a Christmas in July Stocking post tomorrow! You can come by and grab a featured button if you like! http://nap-timecreations.blogspot.com/
Happy New Year to you! Left you some love on my blog today!
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These are really beautiful!!! Good job!
happy new decade to you & fly!
Thanks Celine!!! Happy New Year to you & family too!!! You should be glad that your girl took the initiative for the opportunity in her study. I am proud of her 🙂
Besides joy and health, I need lots of good lucks. LOL! Happy New Year to you and your family!
You will have, I’d sent some to you 🙂 Happy New Year!!!
These are awesome! Thanks for sharing this with us, I’ll surely make one for my nephew next year. Happy New Year to you and all crafters. 🙂
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Yes, save them for next Christmas 🙂