I thought I had lost them in the move to El Paso, it was two weeks until Christmas, and I was really upset, "Did I throw them away in the move?" I thought I had looked everywhere and could not find my kids Christmas stockings. How do I explain to my kids I may have thrown them away.
I needed to find other stockings for my kids Christmas but how would I find something my kids would like as much as the others? I went shopping and things were too expensive to buy right after a move, so with wondering how I would replace the stockings I thought to crotchet them would be the fastest substitutes. I never made a stocking before so there were several mistakes and I had to do them over and over.
Kristen's and Jared's above
Mine along with Christopher's below.
I had to make five stockings quick. I worked at a call center so I was able to crotchet all day while I answered calls. People kept trying to buy them from me and I said no every time. It was later that Ralph found the Christmas stockings and now I display both sets each year.I display the ones I made on a plate rack that I hang on it's side. This year I bought stocking holders for the original set.
And now...
My favorite Christmas ornament!
The prettiest shoe I have ever seen I would love to wear something like that but it would only work in a Cinderella world just like glass slippers.
Thank you for visiting my Christmas holiday posts. Merry Christmas.
xoxThank you for visiting my Christmas holiday posts. Merry Christmas.
Oh Darlene,
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you found your stockings...And the new ones you crocheted turned out beautiful. What a special thing for your kids to have from their loving mom. Wishing you and your family the Merriest of Christmases.
Blessings,
♥Ana
Awwww what a CUUUUUUUTE and beautiful shoe!!! Buuuut if I were to everrr put that BEAUTTTTIUFL of a shoe on my foot it would totally just SHATTER!!!
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