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  • Dog Christmas Stocking
  • By Jenny Kitchens, www.moddogstudio.com



    Santa's coming, don't forget your best friend when hanging the stockings by the chimney with care. Easily create this festive felt stocking to stash your dog's Christmas morning treats and toys.


    Materials:

    4 sheets of craft felt
    thread
    1 sheet of white tissue paper
    fabric shears
    straight pins
    3" piece of ribbon
    craft glue
    sequins, buttons or other embellishments

    PHOTO

    Figure A
    Steps:

    1. Draw a simple bone shape onto a sheet of tissue paper to create a pattern. Cut out the pattern and pin it to the felt. Cut two of each felt piece, one for the front and one for the back of the stocking (figure A).

    PHOTO

    Figure B
    2. Cut out smaller polka dot shapes from felt. Glue them to the front of the stocking with craft glue (figure B).

    3. Shape the piece of ribbon into a loop, center and stitch it onto the back stocking piece. This will create the stocking's hanger.

    PHOTO

    Figure C
    4. Embellish the finished stocking by gluing sequins or button to the center of each polka dot (figure C).

    PHOTO

    Figure D
    5. Topstitch the two pieces together to create the finished stocking (figure D).

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