All Sewed Up

December 10, 2007

This is part of what has been taking my time. I promised to make one for each child in my class. Every stocking will be an original. Here are 4 of the 6 I’ve finished so far. (Sorry, I took two to class this morning and forgot to snap them — and one was adorable in the pink gingham with daisies and denim trim!

My team teacher will add each student’s initial to the stockings, and we have assorted toys, yummies and candy canes to stuff them with.  In the meantime, here’s a couple of close-ups.

9 Comments

  • melli says:

    HOW CUTE! Quilly… you are enjoying these wee ones sO much! How you bless each other!!!

  • Nessa says:

    They are so very cute. I love handmade things at Christmas. They will be a wonderful memory for your students.

  • polona says:

    how wonderful presents they will make!
    love hand-made stuff myself but can’t sew for the life of me…

  • Walela says:

    Fantastic. I give credit for making me think “cute.”

  • Brig says:

    So beautiful!! You did a great job.

  • QuillDancer says:

    Melli — it’s an illusion. The kids and I really don’t like each other at all.

    Nessa — or they’ll be lost and forgotten forever ….

    Polona — This is a simple stitch around the outside and some fancy work with heat bond and the iron. You could do it, I’m sure.

    Doug — wow! I rock!

    Brig — thank you. I am proud of me (hence the bragging).

  • The Old Fart says:

    There is nothing more special than a pair of Knitted socks or mittens. So much nicer than store bought

  • bettygram says:

    I am late but I want say how great the stockings are. What a nice gift.

  • nea says:

    i haven’t been here in awhile, so i am a bit behind, I have been reading down the page, and got to here and decided it was time to comment……

    I love what you are doing with your children. These are their formative years and to have someone who cares as much as you do, will make a lot of difference in the way they feel about school in the future. I only wish Nick had you when he was this age. Imagine a teacher today going to this trouble to make stockings for her kids. I know that at first you were not all that pleased with teaching this age of children, but I have to say, you are indeed making the very most of it, and I know that these kids are sure glad you are there. But tiring isn’t it.. I have my three year old grandson here today, and can’t imagine having 11 or 12 of him running around all day. Whew…..

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