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©2010 Brewer Quilting & Sewing Supplies jpl Page 1 of 10 “Merry Christmas Stocking” pattern PDF OESD 2010 Holiday Collection 2 ¼ yard of lightweight interfacing Isacord embroidery thread in desired colors OESD HeavyWeight Cut-Away Stabilizer OESD Top Cover Permanent Topping 505 Temporary Spray Adhesive Fusible Web such as Steam-a-Seam 2 (opt) Iron & ironing surface (opt) Organ Embroidery needles Chalk marking pencil Sewing & Embroidery Machine Embroidery hoop Embroidery foot ¼” foot General Supplies Merry Christmas Stockings Created by Linda Wenturine These adorable stockings make wonderful gifts, and do double-duty as holiday decorations. Make one for each of the special people in your life, and, for a special touch, personalize the tags with recipients’ names. General Stocking Instructions Preparation Print all four pages of the stocking pattern. Overlap pattern edges so that the orange lines are aligned on top of each other; tape edges in place. OESD 2010 Holiday Collection 2

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♦ “Merry Christmas Stocking” pattern PDF ♦ OESD 2010 Holiday Collection 2 ♦ ¼ yard of lightweight interfacing ♦ Isacord embroidery thread in desired colors ♦ OESD HeavyWeight Cut-Away Stabilizer ♦ OESD Top Cover Permanent Topping ♦ 505 Temporary Spray Adhesive ♦ Fusible Web such as Steam-a-Seam 2 (opt) ♦ Iron & ironing surface (opt) ♦ Organ Embroidery needles ♦ Chalk marking pencil ♦ Sewing & Embroidery Machine ♦ Embroidery hoop ♦ Embroidery foot ♦ ¼” foot

General Supplies

Merry Christmas Stockings Created by Linda Wenturine

These adorable stockings make wonderful gifts, and do double-duty as holiday decorations. Make one for each of the special people in your life,

and, for a special touch, personalize the tags with recipients’ names.

General Stocking Instructions Preparation ♦ Print all four

pages of the stocking pattern. Overlap pattern edges so that the orange lines are aligned on top of each other; tape edges in place.

OESD 2010 Holiday Collection 2

Catherine
Text Box
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♦ Cut out the pattern pieces.

♦ Lay the stocking pattern on one of the wool felt rectangles. Trace around the edges with chalk.

Embroidery ♦ Mark placement

lines for the heel, toe, and the center of the embroidery. DO NOT CUT OUT YET.

♦ Stitch the embroidery designs. On light areas—

like Santa’s white beard—use TopCover Perma-nent Topping to prevent the fabric from showing through the embroidery. Follow the instructions on the package.

♦ Add heel and toe fabric and embellishments as desired (see instructions below).

♦ Cut out the front of the stocking only. Place right

side down on the uncut rectangle of wool. Pin edges. Sew together using 1/4” seam allowances, sewing down one side, around the foot, and up the other side. Leave the top of the stocking open.

♦ Trim the seam allowances and clip the curves (or

trim with pinking shears). Turn stocking right side out and press.

Heel & Toe Option ♦ Trace heel and

toe pattern pieces on the right side of the embellishment fabric.

♦ Affix fusible web

to the wrong side of the fabric following the manufacturer’s instructions.

♦ Cut out the heel and toe along the traced lines and

fuse to the stocking. Lining ♦ Fold the lining fabric right sides together and trace

the stocking pattern onto the fabric. Pin the lining together and stitch down one side, around the foot, and up the other side. DO NOT TURN RIGHT SIDE OUT.

♦ Insert the lining into the stocking, wrong sides

together.

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♦ Stitch together using a ¼” seam allowance. Finish the raw edges with a zigzag stitch or serger stitch.

♦ Pull out the cuff edge and fold to the front. Press.

♦ Baste the lining to the stocking ¼” from the upper edge.

Loop Holder ♦ Cut a ½” x 6” strip from the leftover fabric. Fold in

half to ½” x 3” and press. ♦ Baste the loop to the inside of the lined stocking,

matching the cut edges of the loop to the top edge of the stocking. (This is the left or heel side of the stocking.

Cuff ♦ Fuse the interfacing to the wrong side of the cuff

fabric. Cut cuff fabric into two 4” x 17” strips. ♦ Add embellishments, trim, or embroidery to one

cuff piece. This piece will be the front of the cuff. ♦ Place the cuff pieces right sides together and stitch

along the long edge with a ¼” seam allowance. Press the seam allowances open.

♦ Seam the short ends of the cuff, right sides

together, to form a circle. Press seam allowances open.

♦ Fold the cuff in half along the long center seam,

wrong sides together. Press. ♦ With the fronts of the cuff and stocking facing up,

insert the cuff into the stocking, aligning upper raw edges.

Jolly Stocking Variation

Follow the General Stocking Instructions with the following changes: ♦ Embroider design #OC02017 on the wool felt

stocking front. ♦ Trace heel and toe on right side of leftover polka

dot cuff fabric. Apply fusible web to the wrong side, following manufacturer’s instructions. Cut out and fuse to stocking.

Supplies ♦ OESD 2010 Holiday Collection 2, designs:

◊ OC02003 ◊ OC02017

♦ Two Evergreen 12” x 18” rectangles of wool felt for outer stocking

♦ ⅓ yard of lining fabric ♦ ¼ yard polka dot fabric for cuff ♦ Scrap fabrics for candy cane ♦ Steam-a-Seam 2 ♦ Red medium rickrack ♦ Red baby rickrack ♦ ½ yard of red pompom trim ♦ Rhinestones or glitz as desired

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♦ Stitch medium red rickrack over the edges of the heel and toe.

♦ Mark one cuff piece 4⅛” from the left edge and 2” from the long top edge. This marks the center of the “Jolly” embroidery. (You may embroider a name instead.)

♦ Stitch the embroidery.

♦ Pin the red pompom trim to the cuff piece with the pompoms away from the cut edge. Baste in place. (See lace trim instructions on page 5.)

♦ Sew the cuff pieces together along the long edge,

encasing the pompom trim in the stitching. Press seam allowances open.

♦ Sew red baby above and below the embroidered name.

♦ Finish the stocking following the General Instruc-

tions. ♦ Stitch one Candy Cane, them mirror image the

design and stitch another Candy Cane. ♦ Add rhinestone glitz as desired.

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♦ Sew green rickrack along the heel and toe marks using an open-toe embroidery foot. Sew white rickrack on top of the green rickrack.

♦ Pin the white lace trim to one

of the cuff pieces with the finished edge away from the cut edge.

♦ Sew the cuff pieces right sides together along the

long edge, encasing the lace. Press seam allow-ances open.

♦ Mark a line 1” from the finished lace edge. Sew green rickrack along the line. Place white rickrack on top and stitch in place.

♦ After stocking is complete, embroider the Ginger-bread People and the “Sugar” tag. Stitch to stock-ing as desired.

♦ Add ribbon bow to “Sugar” tag using all three

colors of ribbon.

Sugar Stocking Variation

Follow the General Stocking Instructions with the following changes: ♦ Embroider design #OC02019 on the wool felt

stocking front.

Supplies ♦ OESD 2010 Holiday Collection 2, designs:

◊ OC02005 ◊ OC02006 ◊ OC02019 ◊ OC02027

♦ Two Barnyard Red 12” x 18” wool felt rec-tangles for outer stocking

♦ ⅓ yard of lining fabric ♦ ¼ yard striped fabric for cuff ♦ Scrap fabrics for “Sugar” tag, gingerbread

people, and house applique ♦ ½ yard white lace trim ♦ ⅓ yard each of ⅛”-wide satin ribbon in red,

white, and green ♦ Emerald green medium rickrack ♦ White baby rickrack ♦ Rhinestones or glitz as desired

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♦ Trace heel and toe on right side of leftover green cuff fabric. Apply fusible web to the wrong side, following manufacturer’s instructions. Cut out and fuse to stocking.

♦ Stitch green sequin trim over the edges of the heel

and toe. Stitch purple rickrack next to the sequin trim.

♦ Mark one cuff piece 2” from the long top edge. Stitch purple rickrack on the line. Sew green sequin trim above and below the purple rickrack.

♦ Finish the stocking following the General Instruc-tions.

♦ Stitch four Lace Candies and the “Merry Christ-

mas” tag. Hand sew them to the stocking cuff as desired.

♦ Add purple ribbon bows to each of the Lace Candies.

♦ Add a bow to the tag using green and white ribbon. ♦ Add rhinestone glitz as desired.

Merry Stocking Variation

Follow the General Stocking Instructions with the following changes: ♦ Embroider design #OC02020 on the wool felt

stocking front.

Supplies ♦ OESD 2010 Holiday Collection 2, designs:

◊ OC02010 ◊ OC02020 ◊ OC02029

♦ Two Evergreen 12” x 18” rectangles of wool felt for outer stocking

♦ ⅓ yard of lining fabric ♦ ¼ yard light green fabric for cuff ♦ Scrap fabrics for “Merry Christmas” tag

and Lace Candy ♦ Fusible Web such as Steam-a-Seam 2 ♦ Purple medium rickrack ♦ 1½ yards ⅛”-wide purple satin ribbon ♦ ⅔ yard each ⅛”-wide white and green satin

ribbon ♦ Rhinestones or glitz as desired

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Toe Template

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Heel Template

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Center of Embroidery