"First Christmas" Stocking Ornament
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- This design is made with the "Pixie Noel 2" fabric collection by Tasha Noel for Riley Blake.
Not intended for children.
This is not a toy.
You Can Make This!
Supply List:
Pixie Noel fabrics,
Graph paper, pencil, ruler for pattern,
40-weight non-fusible interfacing,
Scissors, Straight pins, Thread to match fabrics,
Sewing Machine with decorative stitch capability,
Red/white Baker's twine, Needle large enough for twine,
Hot glue gun,
Clear ruler.
Your work is superlative, Laura. I also love how you explain your process in such detail. Your videos are learning experiences. Tfs your talent.
I love your method for making the stockings! I’m glad that you shared with your audience how much work goes into creating an item from scratch. All of the ones that go in the trash or we just don’t care for until we make what we envisioned! It is so hard to portray that! You did it well! Thank you!
Thank you Lisa Marie! Figuring out the angles and proportions on stocking ornaments is kind of like a puzzle… fun!
WELL, THEY ALL LOOK CUTE TO ME
Thank you for explaining your fabric placement process. It is so very helpful.
You can make this, Betty!!
I’ve only tried to make one of your ornaments and it didn’t come out nearly as adorable as yours!😊 however, it’s my nephew’s first Christmas and this little stocking would be absolutely adorable for his first Christmas tree!!! Since his name is Mickie, I will use Mickey Mouse fabric. I hope it turns out good! Lol. Thank you for sharing your talents with all of us. Your ornaments are absolutely amazing!!!
Oh! And also, if you provided a template for this stocking I would love to purchase one! Please let me know if there is a place I can get it. Thanks!
Thank you Monica! I had fun creating my first pattern (although I have very few sales…) I will probably offer another one in the fall!
Your work is superlative. Laura. I also love how you explain your process in such detail. Your videos are learning experiences. Tfs your talent!
Thank you Christine!