Cricut: How to Make Personalised Christmas Stockings
Create personalised stockings for every member of the family this Christmas! An ideal project for Cricut beginners, this is a great opportunity to get to grips with iron-on vinyl. Transform a simple stocking to your unique design at the push of a button.
Further personalise the stockings using yarn to create macramé charms, oversized tassels and crochet stars.
Project and instructions by Aisha Cluitt and Emily Platt.
Cricut Design Space Project Link: Personalised Stockings
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This project contains paid-for content from the Cricut Design Space app. Screen grab reference images are taken from the desktop version of Design Space.
This project was created using the Cricut Maker; however, it can be made with any of the Cricut Explore machines and the Cricut Joy.
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You will also need -
* Cricut Design Space app installed on a PC or laptop
Cardboard
Start by opening the project in the Cricut Design Space app using the project link at the top of this post, or alternatively use the link below -
https://design.cricut.com/landing/project-detail/60e4d78b45964d0778809c51
To access the project, copy and paste the link into your browser, you will be directed to a Cricut landing page, select 'Open' followed by 'Open Cricut Design Space Application'.
The app will open (you may be prompted to log in) and the project overview screen will appear.
Select 'Customise'.
Round 2: 1ch, *1dc, (1htr, 1tr, 1dtr,1tr, 1htr) into next st, rep from * to end, ss to beg of round.
Fasten off.
Continue until you have 5 stars.
Sew in all ends and block each star.
With 5mm hook, ch40, ss into the point of the first star, * ch18, ss into the point of a star, rep from * until all stars are attached, ch40.
Thread the ends through the loop on the stocking and tie with a bow.
Now begin working square knots leaving a gap in between each knot. The first knot should be one finger space apart, the second should be 2 finger spaces apart. After each knot has been created, push it up to create the loops on either side. Continue creating square knots and increasing the space in between each one until you have 6 knots in total.
Now trim all of the lengths to approx. 5cm and unravel the cord.
Take another string, place through the loop at the top of the tree and secure to your stocking
Trim the end of the tassel to neaten.
Continue making tassels making sure to change the length of the hanging string so that some are longer than others.
To further personalise the stockings you could add tassels.
For the tassels, you will need cardboard, yarn and scissors.
Begin by cutting a piece of card approximately 10cm wide.
Insert scissors at one end and cut the strings.
When you have finished, lay out the tassels in the way you want them to hang. When you are happy, take an extra length of yarn and tie a gathering knot around all of the ends.
Secure to the stocking.
Follow these simple steps to create a macrame christmas tree to add to your stocking.
Begin by cutting a length 40cm long. Fold it in half and secure to your work surface.
Create a magic ring with 5mm hook.
Round 1: 2ch (does not count as st) 10tr into ring, ss to beg of round.
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