Christmas Countdown-Day 17

Aloha! Speaking of Hawaiian, Kanani's time has alomst ended and Mckenna's is about to begin. Today's post are two of the most classic Christmas symbols that anyone who celebrates Christmas would know. A stocking! And I'm going to show you how to make them.
I made a drawing diagram but it will show you the same way it will look in real life.
Materials
*Red felt
*White felt
*Hat pattern
*Medium fuzzy, white pom-pom
*Stocking pattern. I do not own that pattern. To get the right scale copy the pic and paste it into a blank document. Size it to what you find appropriate. Ignore how it says needlepoint.
*Hot glue and glue gun
How to make the stocking
1. Cut out two stockings from the stocking pattern in red felt.

I know one is larger. It's to show you on a larger scale.







2. Glue the edges together, put glue a centimeter in. Leave an opening in the top, flat part so there is an opening. Now there is 1 stocking with two sides.

3. Take a strip of white felt that wraps around the stocking.
The last picture showed step 3, 4, and 5
4. Glue the strip along the top of the stocking.
5. You can decorate the stocking as you want. You could put a name on or embellish it with Christmas-y stuff.
When mine was done:

I hope you liked this craft.
Rather then a charity site, a craft from another blog: Christmas Tree for your doll.
Tomorrow and the Day after is like a series post. And the day after will be a fun activity. Plus more fun coming up!
Day 17 of 24 Countdown to Christmas