





I promise I found a video on the Martha Stewart site on how to make these stockings but now I can't find it anywhere on there! I tried to remember as best as I could what I saw on the how-to video to replicate these stockings. What caught my eye was the no 'sewing required'...since at the moment I don't have a sewing machine. They were super easy to put together.
Here are some of the materials I used:
- German Glass Glitter
- A red brocade material (or you can do any vintage type of material)
- Digital reprints of postcards from the early 1900's (even better if you can find some real ones at a flea market. I didn't have time.)
- Fabric Glue
- Buckram
- Pinking Shears (for the toes and tops)
1 comment:
I LOVE how they turned out, Rachel! :)
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