December 02, 2008

I sewed.

I was dying to use my fabric to make a pair of non-traditional, retro-looking stockings for Alex and me. And then, despite repeated pin injuries, because I loved them so much, I kept going and made a few extra to stick in the shop. They're lined with fuzzy fleece and I wish I could wear them on my feet. Of course I'd have to make them about 10 times bigger. Because I have big feet, not because they are mini stockings.

53 comments:

  1. They turned out great! Congrats on making something sewing!

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  2. oh sweet goodness are those cute or what! love the coordinated ribbon too.
    superb!

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  3. These are awesome! Love your etsy shop and blog!

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  4. Love these! How awesome! The ribbon with the fabric is perfect...almost like you planned it :).

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  5. Very cute! What a great way to use your coordinating ribbon!

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  6. Just for the record, Mum has lots of pin injuries, too, from making bags. They heal fast. :-)

    LOVE your stockings!!!

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  7. I knew you'd come to see the usefulness of great ribbon! Love the stockings.

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  8. I have big feet too :( haha

    I already commented on flickr - but I think these are just so great!

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  9. Dibs on the ones you can actually wear on your feet! :)

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  10. I'll bet you're going to get addicted to those ribbons! Also...I'm thinking that a fleece lines laptop shell would be super duper in your fabric. Why don't you get on that, ok?

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  11. well how stinkin' cute is that? with the coordinating ribbon and everything.

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  12. Okay, Vacuum Queen. I'll get right on that. :) Well, but it would be cute.... hmm....

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  13. These are just way too cute!!! LOVE them!

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  14. OH I just love them, Ive been wanting to make stockign for our family this year. Yours give me inspiration

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  15. Oh my word, those are awesome stockings!!!!!

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  16. You are an evil genius in league with my credit card company. They are awesome, of course.

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  17. They are ADORABLE! You did great!

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  18. Can you share which pattern or tutorial you used for those? I am new to sewing. I was actually inspired to start after reading your blog and seeing your post about how you started sewing.

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  19. Very cute!! So bright and sunny! Great job!

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  20. oh my what sweet lovliness are those. the pink fleeced one is my fave. you did a great job. pin pokes and all!
    x

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  21. They are adorable!! much better suited to my Aussie Summer christmas

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  22. Too cute and with your ribbon too! They look wonderful.

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  23. they are gorgeous. Well done :D

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  24. Very cool. Glad to know I'm not the only one to suffer repeated pin injuries.

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  25. I absolutely love these! So inspiring!

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  26. These are beautiful. I really love their colors, of course I love all your fabrics, so no suprise there.

    Funny story, my son Stephen who is 3 refuses to call them stockings, he calls them "socks" As in "When do we hang socks on our fireplace?" and "Will Santa see the socks when he comes?"

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  27. these are excelent...I think my favorite project made from your fabrics!

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  28. perfection! i love the unexpected fabric with something that's so traditional in design. well done!

    xo
    Kelly

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  29. they turned out awesome... you should sew more often. :o)

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  30. Oh my gosh Jessica! They are GREAT. I'd love a little change if only I didn't have to hang the grandma-made stockings (which really are cool too, believe it or not). :-)

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  31. so cute and adorable and wonderful colors too.

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  32. Ooh, I love the fabrics. they'd make the perfect fleece pj's for winter.

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  33. wow, so cute!! i like your combination~ and you also use your ribbon!!! how nicely done!!

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  34. These are so cute! What an excellent idea - hope yours gets filled to the brim with all the things you like.

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  35. I love these stockings! Great job :)

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  36. These are so great and fun! I just finished making stockings myself for my little ones. They're a bit more traditional but still have a a bit of a retro vibe :).

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  37. seriously impressed!! and is that ribbon? how did I miss that?

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  38. See? Ribbon does come in handy!

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