I wanted to make some stocking to put in my basement that matched the style of my tree and my red ones just didn't fit the bill. I made these three out of painters drop clothe, you can buy it at Lowes or Home Depot it's really inexpensive. I made my own pattern and sewed them up. Added some burlap and stained wood letters-for my three sons names. wrapped twine around the letters and added some buttons and greenery. easy peasy!
I have never had a place to put my Nativity and now I do. I didn't have a stable to put it in so I made a crate and stained it. TaDa!! a stable!
Lindsay
I LOVE your stockings! Actually, I think I love them more than the burlap ones that I made. I do have some painters drop cloth, and some leftover burlap, HMMMMMM? I may just have to copy yours.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! Love the stockings and what a great idea for your stable! Well done!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for burlap...I just luv the stockings!
ReplyDeleteLovely nativity set!
ReplyDeleteoh so pretty . . . I love the entire table. Where did you get the rod holding the stockings, which are beautiful. Very glad I found your blog . . . love the tutorials, thanks so much!!!
ReplyDeleteJanelle,
ReplyDeleteThe Rod is from a store called Rod Works, they are located in Utah, Las Vegas NV and Gilbert AZ.
Thanks for all your comments I love hearing from you.
Lindsay
I really like how you used the crate for the nativity scene. Gives a nice rustic look. And that Rod is awesome. I'm going to be in AZ in June... wonder if I'll remember it that long! ;)
ReplyDeleteI really like how you used the crate for the nativity scene. Gives a nice rustic look. And that Rod is awesome. I'm going to be in AZ in June... wonder if I'll remember it that long! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love these! Think I'm going to make my hubby one! Can you tell what stain you used? Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteAlso, did you seam the burlap? It seems so smooth as opposed to the ragged edge when cut. Thanks again!
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