I hope all of you had a nice Thanksgiving dinner with your families. My family and I enjoyed a pleasant meal together. The highlight of our night was "skyping" with my family in NJ. Skype is the coolest thing ever! It felt as though we were right there in NJ enjoying each others company.
Now that Thanksgiving is behind us and Christmas is only weeks away I thought I would do a little crafting and make a few stockings for my family. I found a great tutorial online, instead of making my own template I used a leftover stocking from last year for my pattern.
For my daughter's stocking, I kept it simple and added a flower using leftover fabric and a name tag made from muslin. I added her name using rubber stamps.
Now that Thanksgiving is behind us and Christmas is only weeks away I thought I would do a little crafting and make a few stockings for my family. I found a great tutorial online, instead of making my own template I used a leftover stocking from last year for my pattern.
I embellished my son's stocking with a pine cone flower as seen here.
I'm sure my husband would prefer his stocking without ruffles, but I didn't give him a choice! ; )
I added a few fabric covered buttons to my stocking and filled it with some greenery from my yard.
Total cost $0! I was able to make each stocking using leftover fabric and scraps from my previous projects!
PS. You can purchase the ruffled trim at Hobby Lobby.
Total cost $0! I was able to make each stocking using leftover fabric and scraps from my previous projects!
PS. You can purchase the ruffled trim at Hobby Lobby.
Those are so cute Brandy, and don't you just love that pine cone idea!:)
ReplyDeleteThose are GREAT! Good job~
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty Brandi, you did a great job as usual. It's so great to make something so beautiful for no cost.That's my kind of project!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful! I always love it when I can make something with items I have on hand.
ReplyDeleteBrandi, you are so darn talented! Those stockings are beautiful! (Even your husband's with the ruffles--I wouldn't give my husband the choice either!)
ReplyDeleteHappy Decorating!
Pam
Brandi.. NJ is not that far from Maryland. You need to bring some of that creativity and energy to the spoonful house! Gorgeous stockings.
ReplyDeleteI'll take 7 of those please!!! :)) So darn cute!!
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute! I love these... I tend to shy away from stockings because the do too much, or not enough - these are adorable. Maybe next year I can do something like this.
ReplyDelete0 dollars is super impressive. i really don't like that our stockings are the only red things in our home, but they have special meaning so i can't change them. boo on that!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the ruffles!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and fantastic stockings those are! You should sell on Etsy!
ReplyDeleteThe stockings turned out so lovely!!
ReplyDeleteBrandi! I love those. I need to get on the burlap wagon! You've made some cute projects with it.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love the fabric!! So chic!! They turned out awesome! Did you use burlap for the stocking?
ReplyDeleteYour stocking turned out AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteBrandi-Those are beautiful!!!! I think you should make some and do a giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMake 5 and hopefully I'll win-lmbo
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower and you blow me away! Great job on all your projects!
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty - I love the natural tones for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteCute cute cute! Love the soft, neutral colors you chose! :)
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie
Cute, cute, cute!! And as always you make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteSN: I really like skype too! I may have to skype you in on a project one of these days. lol
Very cute! Love the idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Hope to see you on my blog:)
OH! Brandi, those are all so gorgeous! I love how each one is unique, too. And I LOVE the flower you created for your daughter's stocking! How clever! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a good night!
Blessings,
Jenni
Oops, I left the comment above but was logged into my gmail account, so it shows up with the wrong name! Sorry about that!
ReplyDeleteBlessings again, :)
Jenni
Brandi I love them!
ReplyDeleteThose are very different and creative Brandi, happy to have found your blog.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! You are truly an artist. You made me laugh when I read the part about your husband's stocking...lol I am sure he loves it:)
ReplyDeleteHi Brandi...just when I think I don't like burlap you come up with this...so cute and somehow, it takes me back to my childhood! Are you on Face Book? Come find me if you are (Julie Harward) I also have a FB badge on my side bar of my blog. :D
ReplyDeleteYour awesome!! I soo wanted to use burlap for our stocking this year, looked everywhere! I might actually be able to make them with your inspirations! Thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Brandi for the tip on the linky party!! :))
ReplyDeleteWOW! These stockings are amazing! I love the beautiful classic feel of them!
ReplyDeleteThese turned our adorable! Love the classic colors...the pine cone flower..wow!!
ReplyDeleteWould LOVE to have you link up to our "Home For The Holidays" link party!
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I love anything with burlap and your stocking are beautiful.
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SOOOOOO cute. I love it!
ReplyDelete~Tana
I wish I had seen this sooner! I ordered these same stockings from someone local! Ahh!
ReplyDeleteYou did an AMAZING job!
Love this rustic stocking! I am hosting my first EVAH link party this weekend. It is up and running now and I would love for you to come link up some of your projects!
ReplyDeleteKim @ Too Much Time
http://kim-toomuchtimeonmyhands.blogspot.com/search/label/get%20schooled%20saturday
Love this! I'm hosting MANY christmas themed link parties this month and this would be perfect for my stocking one. Would love for you to come and link up! http://nap-timecreations.blogspot.com/2011/12/2-stockings-my-paper-piecing-stocking.html
ReplyDeleteHi Brandi! Linked to this post today! Have a great weekend!
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So you're killing me with all that burlap, Brandi. Seriously ... I NEED stockings like that for my family!
ReplyDeleteThese stockings are adorable. It's great when you can use up what you have on hand to creat something beautiful.
ReplyDeleteRuth