So with a small child's chopped up PJ top bought for 50p from the Salvation Army charity shop I did this.
Number 25 has a little flap on it and when you lift it up
you're greeted with a slightly bizarre wide eyed Father Christmas!
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
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I've finally done something with one of the 4 woollen socks I bought a while ago to use as Christmas decorations. It certainly wouldn't win any awards in innovative styling, but I'm pleased I've done something with it, however small. Pre blogging I would have thought about doing something crafty and that would have been it, but now I have more oomph to try and do little bits and pieces just now and again.
So with a small child's chopped up PJ top bought for 50p from the Salvation Army charity shop I did this.
Number 25 has a little flap on it and when you lift it up
you're greeted with a slightly bizarre wide eyed Father Christmas!
So with a small child's chopped up PJ top bought for 50p from the Salvation Army charity shop I did this.
Number 25 has a little flap on it and when you lift it up you're greeted with a slightly bizarre wide eyed Father Christmas! 
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Hello, I’m sat in bed with every part of my body hurting from a busy day at work......and your stocking has brought a huge smile to my face. You have done a lovely job.
ReplyDeleteLou x
That's ingenious! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and fun idea! Roll on the first of December! :o)
ReplyDeleteI love the way that blogging spurs us into action!! They are lovely Lisa. I also loved your previous post - how pretty in pink does S look!! Thanks for your kind words yesterday - very much appreciated. I hope the scumbag bought gets his comeuppance. xx
ReplyDeleteOh my, it's Christmas at Jumble and Jelly !
ReplyDeleteI love the stocking, such a good idea and I'm so pleased you made it. As you say, blogging is a great incentive to get on and do those crafty things, isn't it?
Thanks for visiting today :-)
Denise x
PS: we had the health and safety visit on Monday! All fine and quite straightforward - for some reason I was quite anxious about it - absolutely no need! But that's the adoption process, eh?
What a great idea! and a good way to use a lonley sock! Christmas is a coming in your home!
ReplyDeleteBlogging certainly can spur us on to try or do things we might not of bothered having a go at.
Take care.
MBB x
Wow! Never seen an Advent sock so far!
ReplyDeletexxx
cute!!
ReplyDeleteLisa, Jarvis is often spotted on a Platform in Sheffield station and apparantly is always really lovely if you speak to him. xxxx
ReplyDeleteLove it! ... :0)
ReplyDeleteShirl x
Hi Lisa
ReplyDeleteThank you for popping by and for your kind words, I really appreciate them.
Sending you lots of love on this sunny Sunday,
Denise x