What can I use instead of Christmas stockings?

7 Christmas Stocking Alternatives

• Christmas Rainboots via Design Mom.
• Christmas Stocking Sacks via Not On The Highstreet.
• Christmas Cowboy Boots via HGTV.
• Christmas Buckets via DeLaDesign.
• Burlap Bags via Linen Chic.
• Christmas Shoes via Ala Parisienne.
• Upside Down Christmas Hats via My Home Ideas.

What is needed to decorate stockings?

You’ll need:

1. a canvas stocking.
2. a small square of felt.
3. a mini embroidery hoop.
4. alphabet stickers.
5. fabric glue.
6. craft paint and a foam brush.
7. pompom trim.

What should I put in my stockings for Christmas?

Vintage ice skates is a quite creative alternative to traditional socks. They looks great hanging above the fireplace. Rain boots is a very creative alternative to traditional stockings. Beautifully-patterned stockings in unconventional shapes could make your Christmas decor much more cool and funky.

Do you need a sewing machine to make Christmas stockings?

None of these DIY Christmas stockings require a sewing machine, so whichever one you pick will make for a fun and completely doable craft. Repurpose old sweaters, add some fun pom poms, and personalize with your family’s first names. These tutorials will walk you through creating your stockings with ease.

How big should a Christmas stocking be for a dog?

This best dog stocking has cotton and natural burlap and measures 18 x 11 inches. It has a cute bone shape design with a paw label. It’s ideal for hanging on a fireplace or a tree. This best dog stocking has cotton and natural burlap and measures 18 x 11 inches. It has a cute bone shape design with a paw label.

What kind of stockings should I put in my living room?

Decorate your living room mantel and staircase with fun and colorful stockings that even Santa will love. Find stockings in chunky knit styles or Christmas-inspired patterns like reindeer and snowflakes. You can also find stockings in red plaid and some accessorized with pom-poms.