EASIEST CROCHET CHRISTMAS STOCKING, free crochet pattern below the video

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WRITTEN PATTERN: VIDEO DEMO LINK: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJOofpqQq9ynpZY SMALL STOCKING, 5.5 inches long: WITH 1 STRAND OF CHUNKY YARN, OR 2 STRANDS OF WW YARN AND A 6.5 MM CROCHET HOOK: 1.Chain 34, 2.Single crochet in the 2nd stitch from the hook and each stitch of the chain. 3.Chain 1 and turn, WORKING IN THE BACK SIDE OF THE STITCH ONLY, single crochet in each stitch across the row. (Always work the last stitch in the turning chain.) 4.Repeat step 3 for as many rows as desired for the size of the leg, or a total of 7 rows. 5.Decrease to form the toe: slip stitch into 8 stitches, then single crochet in the next 18 stitches, leave the remaining 8 stitches not worked into. 6. Chain 1 and turn, single crochet in each of the stitches in the row of reduced stitches. 7. Decrease for the toe end: Work 2 sc decreases across the row, fasten off with a long yarn end, thread it into a yarn needle and weave through the last row of stitches, secure with a few stitches, fold the work in half, then sew the top of the foot section,and up the leg. Sew the heel end closed. MEDIUM STOCKING, 11 inches long WITH 1 STRAND OF CHUNKY YARN, OR 2 STRANDS OF WW YARN AND A 6.5 MM CROCHET HOOK: 8.Chain 68, 9.Single crochet in the 2nd stitch from the hook and each stitch of the chain. 10.Chain 1 and turn, WORKING IN THE BACK SIDE OF THE STITCH ONLY, single crochet in each stitch across the row. (Always work the last stitch in the turning chain.) 11.Repeat step 3 for as many rows as desired for the size of the leg, or a total of 14 rows. 12.Decrease to form the toe: slip stitch into 16 stitches, then single crochet in the next 36 stitches, leave the remaining 16 stitches not worked into. 13. Chain 1 and turn, single crochet in each of the stitches in the row of reduced stitches. 14. Repeat step 6 for 1 more row. 15. Decrease for the toe end: Work 2 sc decreases across the row, fasten off with a long yarn end, thread it into a yarn needle and weave through the last row of stitches, secure with a few stitches, fold the work in half, then sew the top of the foot section, and up the leg. Sew the heel end closed. LARGE STOCKING, 16 inches long: WITH 1 STRAND OF CHUNKY YARN, OR 2 STRANDS OF WW YARN AND A 6.5 MM CROCHET HOOK: 16.Chain 102, 17.Single crochet in the 2nd stitch from the hook and each stitch of the chain. 18.Chain 1 and turn, WORKING IN THE BACK SIDE OF THE STITCH ONLY, single crochet in each stitch across the row. (Always work the last stitch in the turning chain.) 19.Repeat step 3 for as many rows as desired for the size of the leg, or a total of 16 rows. 20.Decrease to form the toe: slip stitch into 30 stitches, then single crochet in the next 42 stitches, leave the remaining 30 stitches not worked into. 21. Chain 1 and turn, single crochet in each of the stitches in the row of reduced stitches. 22. Repeat step 6 for 2 more rows. 23. Decrease for the toe end: Work 2 sc decreases across the row, fasten off with a long yarn end, thread it into a yarn needle and weave through the last row of stitches, secure with a few stitches, fold the work in half, then sew the top of the foot section, and up the leg. Sew the heel end closed.

[@trishbresolin8212]

Those are so cute Emi!

[@carolablue5293]

Did you ever make Christmas stockings from brown paper grocery bags or brown kraft paper? I did. Sprayed them gold and embellished them.They looked surprisingly good

[@Hectanooga1]

No, I have never done that. Sounds interesting!

[@carmenroupp653]

You know that stocking made out of paper would be just the ticket for putting chirstmas candy on a table which is all dressed upfor the holidays