- Turn the cuff right side out so its folded at the bottom and raw edges are at the top.
- Stick the cuff on and around the top of the stocking, match the raw edges and pin.
- Stick the whole thing into the lining.
- Pin all of the raw edges together at the top (lining, 2 cuff edges, and stocking edges).
Also asked, how much fabric do I need to make a stocking?
How Much Fabric to Buy. The stocking basically consists of one rectangle 6" by 14" and a square 6" by 6". You'll need two of these for each stocking, so, including a ½" seam allowance, you'll need a piece of fabric 14" by 15" per stocking.
Furthermore, how do you line a needlepoint Christmas stocking? Place the right sides of the stocking-shaped needlepoint and the fabric backing together and pin the sides and bottom. Stitch around the stocking, making sure to catch the batting, but leave the top open. Make small clips in the curves and turn the stocking right side out.
In this manner, what do you put in Christmas stockings?
Pick out items like pencils, crayons, small watercolor sets, or stickers to put in the child's stocking. There are tons of fun craft supplies you can find that don't cost very much and are small enough to fill any size stocking. Coloring books, small journals, stamps, and fun erasers can go in the stocking as well.
How much is a yard of fabric?
Measuring a Yard of Fabric The material is unrolled from the bolt, and you should measure 36 inches or 3 feet. That's precisely how much a yard of fabric is. The bolt is the part that holds the material together, and no matter how wide the fabric is, the yard is 36 inches measured off the selvage edge.
