I've never been one to put the Christmas Decorations up more than a week before Christmas. I only go Christmas shopping in December and I don't send Christmas cards more than one weekend before Christmas. But this year, I have started thinking about Christmas gifts for craft fairs good and early.
Did you know that there could be so much effort to get a Christmas stocking just right?
I've tried fattening, thining, shortening, lengthening, I'm still not sure I'm happy but here goes:
Footnote: (pun intended), I'll get the iron out when I get to the final design! |
Knitted sock update: progress continues on the right foot, but panic is beginning to set in, I had to continue for around 6 inches, then do something... if I can't find the instructions soon, then my deadline (that I set myself) of October 2nd, might just slip away.
Doting parent update: I am proud to announce that I removed the stabilisers from my 5 year olds bike on Sunday, and she rode off into the sunset! Unfortunately the 2 and half year old appears to want to follow suit - he crawled at 5 months, walked at 10 months, so I guess riding a bike by 3 is in his schedule!
So pop over to 1st unique gifts and see what everyone else has been up to.
The stocking looks fab and I'm sure the instructions will turn up x
ReplyDeleteHow girly is that stocking... just love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great stocking - so different. Well done.
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas stocking is fab so original and you're right my iron is my best friend when sewing.
ReplyDeleteLove the Christmas stocking with the heel!
ReplyDeleteI love the colour of your Christmas stocking - it looks like it belongs in A Chhristmas Carol. Good luck with the socks. Anna x
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