A Stocking for Everyone on the Mantel
There’s something special about a row of handmade stockings hanging on the mantel. Each one is a little different, but you can tell they all belong to the same family.
That’s exactly why I put together the new Christmas Stocking Sewing Set. It has everything you need to sew a stocking for every person in your house, and the furry family members too.
I’ve been wanting to share this with you for years, and it’s finally here!
What’s Included
Fold-Over Christmas Stocking
- PDF pattern in 4 sizes, S to XXL, so it fits everyone from little ones to grown-ups
- Fully lined, with a classic fold-over cuff and a hanging loop
- 11 step-by-step video lessons, from printing the pattern to hanging the finished stocking
Dog Bone Stocking
- PDF pattern shaped like a dog bone, with a front pouch for treats and toys
- 8 brand-new video lessons, never released before
Fish Stocking for Cats
- PDF pattern with written step-by-step instructions and photos
Who It’s For
This set is a great fit if you’re:
- New to sewing and want a quick, satisfying holiday project
- Making a matching set for the whole family
- Sewing handmade gifts for the pet lovers in your life
Mix and Match Your Fabrics
My favorite part is choosing the fabrics. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Plaid flannel for the stocking with a cream cuff, like the one in the videos
- One print for everyone’s stockings, with a different cuff color for each person
- A different Christmas print for every family member, so each stocking is all their own
- Add each person’s or pet’s name to the cuff to make them extra special
How It Works
You get instant access as soon as you sign up. Watch the video lessons whenever you like, pause and rewind as often as you need, and sew along at your own pace.
Stockings are one of the quickest holiday projects you can sew, so there’s plenty of time to have a whole set hanging by Christmas Eve.
Get the Christmas Stocking Sewing Set
When you finish your stockings, I’d love to see them! Tag @letslearntosew so I can share them.
Happy sewing, Margaret
