Cut your family's furriest friend in on the action -- this
stocking's big enough to hold a bone that will last all day.
Tips
A Stitch for All Stockings
Thread your needle with a length of floss and knot one
end. Begin sewing by pushing the needle up through the underside
of the fabric and then out the top. Loop the needle back under
the fabric and repeat the stitch.
| Prep Time: About 2 to 3 hours | |
| What you need: | |
| Scissors
2 pieces of light tan faux fur, each 24 by 13 inches 2 piece of dark tan faux fur, each 24 by 13 inches Sheet of dark brown felt, 9 by 12 inches Long sewing pins Large-eye sewing needle Dark brown embroidery floss Clear tape 9 inches of tan twist cord | |
| Seasons: Christmas | |
| Materials: faux fur | |
| Instructions: | |
| 1. |
The Basic Stocking:
Click
here to download the dog paw stocking pattern.
To view the .pdf file, you'll need Adobe Reader. which is available for free from the Adobe site. |
| 2. | Cut 1 paw shape from each piece of the light tan fur and 1 from each piece of the dark tan fur |
| 3. | Cut paw pads from the brown felt. |
| 4. | Pin the paw pads to the furry side of a dark tan paw and use the floss to whipstitch (see diagram and Tips) the pads in place. |
| 5. | Pin together the 4 paws with the dark tan paws on the outside, furry sides out, and the light tan paws on the inside, furry sides in. |
| 6. | Using the floss, whipstitch around the edges, sewing the
paws together. Leave the top edges unsewn. |
| 7. | At the top, sew together the front 2 edges, then the back
2. |
| 8. | Fold down the top to make a cuff. |
| 9. | Tape the ends of the cord to keep them from fraying, then sew the cord to the stocking for hanging. |
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Using the floss, whipstitch around the edges, sewing the
paws together. Leave the top edges unsewn.
At the top, sew together the front 2 edges, then the back
2.


