3 Thursdays Until Christmas ~ Stocking Garland
There are only 4 Thursdays Until Christmas! For some of you, this is no trouble and you never may give it a thought until this week of Christmas.
This is the 4th of 16 posts will be on making a Stocking Garland.
White paper for Stocking Pattern. Print pattern on 8x10" paper
#4 Stocking Garland
Supplies:
Brown Cardstock (JoAnn's)
White paper for Stocking Pattern. Print pattern on 8x10" paper
1 piece of light printed pattern paper
Ink Pen
1 spool red ribbon or the color you choose String (I found this gold & white string at JoAnn's)
Patterned Paper for cutouts (I used antique shapes)
1. Cut the pattern of the stocking from the white printed paper.
2. Trace & cut out 6 stockings from the brown paper (Or as many as you need to cover the length of the mantle or shelving).
3. Trace & cut the cuff from pattern onto the light colored pattern paper.
4. Cut out shapes for the stocking from the patterned cutouts paper..
5. Assemble the stocking by gluing the cuff on to the stocking with the glue stick.
6. Glue the cut uots in a nice pattern on the stockings. For instance all my stocking have a clock.
7. Measure across the middle of the cuff and cut the ribbon into strips that measured length. Cut 1 ribbon foreach stocking.
8. Glue a line down the middle of the ribbon and extra glue at the ends.
9. Place on the cuff in the center, matching the ends.
10. Wrap the string around the cuff and back of the stocking. Either tie the string in a bow or knot with long ends. Glue stick under the knot or bow.
11. While the stockings are drying, measure the twine 1 1/4 times the length of the mantle or shelf and cut 1 piece. The stockings will be hung to the twine by the mini-clips. Tie a loop at both ends.
6. Use the ink pads to add color to the postcards, and around the edges to highlight.
7. Cut 6 pieces of twine/string 3" long. 8. Bring the two ends together at the top of the twine/string. Tie a small knot at the ends. Slide string under the mini-close pin.
7. Cut 6 pieces of twine/string 3" long. 8. Bring the two ends together at the top of the twine/string. Tie a small knot at the ends. Slide string under the mini-close pin.
Now they are ready to hang on the Christmas Mantle or Shelf!
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