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- 2/3Â yard in your main fabric (this will be enough for 2 stockings): I used prints from the Moda Aspen Frost line
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- 2/3 yard in your lining fabric (this will be enough for 2 stockings): I used muslin
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- 1 FQ for the cuff fabrics (1 FQ will be enough for 2 stockings): I used the Icy Tonal White from the same line
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- Ribbon for Hanging: I used Velvet in Scarlet Red
- Fusible interfacing for increased durability (optional)
2. Bring the bottom edge of the cuff up so the tube is double thickness and the seam from step 1 is fully enclosed.
3. With RST sew the left and right stocking pieces together leaving the top edge open. Trim your seam making sure to clip into the seam allowance along the inside curve so it will lay well when turned. Turn right side out and press flat.
4. With RST sew the 2 lining pieces together leaving the top edge open and a 3″ gap along the bottom straight edge.
5. Slide the cuff over the stocking with all of the raw edges lined up along the top and the seam in the cuff at the back (heel edge) of the stocking. Cut a loop of ribbon (mine were 7″) and tack down both ends of the ribbon along the back seam. I just held everything else in place as I worked but you can baste along the entire top edge if you’d like.
6. Slide the stocking lining over everything with RST and sew around the entire top edge.
7. Turn the stocking right side out through the gap you left in the lining.
8. Tuck the raw edges of the lining inside and sew the gap shut. I just topstitched with my machine but for an invisible finish you could hand sew it shut.
9. Tuck the lining inside the stocking and press flat
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Amy
Owner at Peek-a-Boo Pattern Shop
Amy is the founder and owner of Peek-a-Boo Pattern shop. She is a wife and mother to 3 children. Amy loves to sew, read and spend time outdoors.
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Where are instructions to print instead of tutorial?
What is the size of your finished stocking?
Can you tell me the size please? Or have I missed it?
I am looking to purchase some of your peak a boo mouse heads and would love to browse your catalog for other great items.
Please send to
Gail Hunt
19845 Arletha Court , Sandy Or. 97055
We don’t have a catalog, but you can see all of the fabric we have for sale here: http://www.peekaboopatternshop.com/fabric-shop
Just made my first stocking from your tutorial ~ it’s a great design! thanks so much!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m so glad you posted this! I’ve been thinking about making my own stockings this year