Sew a Quilted Christmas Stocking with Cuff – Debbie Shore Gingerbread Biscuits Fabric
This quilted stocking will be a favourite each Christmas, and is a perfect way to introduce a touch of classic style to your festive celebrations!
We’ve used fusible fleece to interface but wadding/batting would work just as well, you may like to use a basting spray (505) if using a non-fusible.
Finished size: 11” x 15”
Materials:
outer fabric (gingerbread people)
lining fabric (gingham check)
fusible fleece (H640)
cuff fabric (Gingerbread Mugs)
ribbon(red gingham)
pom-pom trim (white)
Erasable marker pen and ruler
Find the Stocking pattern download HERE
Use ½” seam allowance
- Cut out your pattern pieces so that the shapes are mirror-imaged. Fuse fleece to the wrong sides of the outer pieces. Draw diagonal lines 2” apart in two directions and sew to quilt.
- Sew the outer pieces right sides together leaving the top open, then repeat with the lining, this time leaving a turning gap of about 4” in the back seam. Turn the outer stocking the right side out.
- Sew the 8” sides of the cuff fabric right sides together to form a tube.
- Fold in half wrong sides together.
- Slip the cuff over the top of the stocking, raw edges meeting at the top and seams matching at the back. Make sure if you’re using a directional fabric the pattern is the right way up! Fold the ribbon in half and pin, facing downwards over the back seam. Sew withing the seam allowance around the top.
- Drop the outer stocking inside the lining right sides together and sew around the top.
- Turn the right side out and sew the turning gap closed.
- Push the lining inside the stocking and press. Hand sew or glue pom-pom trim around the cuff.
