Mini Christmas Knitted Stockings (2024)

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Who doesn’t like lovely Christmas decorations? I’m sure you’ll love this Miniature Christmas Knitted Stockings and they’ll look great in your apartment, for example on a Christmas tree or on a wall. Choose your favorite pattern and create these beautiful stockings because Christmas decorations are never enough!

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1. Tiny Tree Socks

Tiny socks for your Christmas tree decorations! They are so lovely! You can make this quick and easy knitting project with the free knitted stocking pattern. You’ll practice colorwork, the afterthought technique, and the traditional heel flap and gusset. In addition, this is a perfect stash-busting idea. So, enjoy!

Photos by Summer Lee / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

2. Christmas Mini Sock

Here are some creative ideas on how to use knitted mini socks. First, decorate your Christmas tree or make a garland. Second, make a brooch for your cozy sweater. Third, make some for a doll house for your kids. The free knitted tiny Christmas socks pattern is available in English and Ukrainian. Enjoy!

3. Knitted Mini Christmas Stockings

It’s a great idea to have a lot of stockings like this because, as you can see you can make a lot of versions of the same socks, for example with thin stripes, thick stripes or dots. These possibilities give you a lot of fun, each stocking can be unique, so make them as many as you want!

Photos by little cotton rabbits / littlecottonrabbits.com

Find the original free pattern on littlecottonrabbits.com.

You may also like to see Winter Christmas Knitting Ornaments.

4. Colorful Stockings

Who said Christmas decorations must be white, red or gold? You can create fantastic colorful decorations that will surely look beautiful in your home. Choose your favorite colors and create these cute mini stockings! This Colorful Stockings are ideal for newbies, because this pattern is not difficult. I hope I encouraged you!

Photos by Amanda Berry / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

5. 3 Piece Stocking Set Paid Pattern

If you don’t have enough skills or time to create your wonderful mini stockings, you can just buy them! What’s more, you can personalize your design, isn’t it great? But of course I’m keeping my fingers crossed that you can make your own Mini Christmas Stockings.

Photos by wayfair / wayfair.com

Find the original paid pattern on wayfair.com

If you like this post, make sure also to check out Cozy Adorable Knitted Socks

6. Scroggins

Knitted stockings are one of the best ways to hide your Christmas gifts and I must admit, that they are absolutely adorable! Take a look at this fun stocking in the pictures below, wouldn’t it look lovely with a bottle of wine and candy in it?

Photo is by Galt House of Yarn / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

7. Mini Knit Stockings

This fun stocking in the pictures below was made by knitdragonflies and it’s the perfect holiday project, that is super quick to knit (you won’t need any double pointed skills!). It’s a super cute project, that will look amazing on your Christmas tree, as well as on your fireplace!

Photo is by knitdragonflies / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on themakeyourownzone.com, or read more about itonRavelry. This particular version is onRavelry.

8. Tiny Stocking

This fun little stocking in the pictures below was made by Stacey Lewis and it’s the perfect piece to finish your Christmas decoration, it’s the cherry on top! But watch out, these are addicting to make! Before you know it, you’ll have a whole collection of these little stockings made!

Photo is by Stacey Lewis / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on theknittingtutor.ck, or read more about itonRavelry.

9. Joyeux Noël

Get into the holiday spirit with these easy-to-knit stockings! The versatile design of this festive piece allows you to use it anywhere from a wreath to a Christmas tree ornament. Plus, it’s a great way to experiment with small designs and find the ones that work best. Follow the free Christmas stockings knitting pattern to get started. Enjoy your holiday projects!

PHOTOS by L’Atelier des Glénettes / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

10. Langdon Stocking

This large knit stocking is a vibrant holiday project that will get you in the spirit of the season. The simple design ensures that you can complete it even if you’re a beginner, so if you’re looking for something special this winter, give it a try. This project is great for anyone who loves Christmas. To make it, just follow the free step-by-step knitting pattern on the original website. Get started today and see what happens!

PHOTOS by Galt House of Yarn / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

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How to make your own Christmas stockings? ›

Fold ½ yard of red, white, or patterned fabric in half, right sides together. Trace a stocking shape onto the fabric and cut out two shapes. With right sides together, sew around the stocking shape with a running stitch, leaving the top open. Turn the top edge inside and hem, then turn the stocking inside out.

Is knitting a Christmas stocking hard? ›

Cast on stitches on your knitting needles with some chunky-weight yarn and you can easily knit a stocking within hours. Knitting patterns range from beginner to advance. If you do not want to spend time looking for one, knit a basic Christmas stocking with the yarn colors of your choice.

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What are the simple stocking fillers? ›

Traditional stocking fillers

Want to go traditional with your stocking fillers? Then include a bag of chocolate coins, some nuts, a candy cane and a selection of toys and games. Oranges and apples are also classic stocking stuffers, so add these too.

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What is the best material to make Christmas stockings? ›

Essentially you have to decide on two fabrics for your tapestry: An outer fabric (either velvet or cotton) which will be used as the 'binding' around your stocking, and will also be the hanging loop at the top. This same fabric will also be used for the back of the stocking.

How do you hang mini Christmas stockings? ›

While you can simply hang stockings on the wall with self-adhesive hooks, tacks or tape, using everyday items like old skis or tree branches will bring more of a winter feeling indoors, adding to your decor.

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How to make Christmas stockings no sew? ›

NO-SEW STOCKING WITH FABRIC GLUE

Squeeze a line of fabric glue around the edge of the stocking shape. Lay the second stocking shape with the right side facing down onto the first shape. Press together around the edges and allow the fabric glue to dry.

How do you make a Christmas loop stocking? ›

Make a Loop for Hanging the Stocking

For the large size stocking, cut a strip 1 ½" x 9" (for the smaller version 1 ½" x 6" is plenty). Fold strip in half length-wise and press. Open up and fold two sides in to the center fold. Press.

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How do you make homemade stocking with names? ›

Festive Crafts

Lay out cling wrap flat on a counter and draw your names in glue on top. Add glitter and wait for it to completely dry. Peel off letters and use a hot glue gun or any glue to stick them to the stockings.

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Is it easier to knit or crochet a Christmas stocking? ›

With just those basic stitches you can make a whole variety of projects, like scarfs, hats, potholders, arigurumi (3D shapes) and obviously Christmas stockings. I find crochet to be easier than knitting, so if you want to make something with yarn I would highly recommend trying it!

How do you knit a neat stocking stitch? ›

On the purl side, or wrong side, follow the same steps: slip the first stitch without knitting or purling, purl the rest of the stitches except for the last one, knit the last stitch. See how easy it is? You can clearly see the results!

What do men want in their stocking? ›

That's why we love simple, high-quality accessories, trinkets, and gadgets as stocking stuffer ideas for men. There's a whole universe of edible treats, stylish objets, and helpful knickknacks that virtually any guy would be happy to receive as a gift.

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What traditionally goes in a Christmas stocking? ›

Stocking fillers usually consist of small affordable gifts and toys along with essentials such as socks or handkerchiefs. Fruit – usually oranges, satsumas or mandarins are included – along with nuts and candy canes.

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What do you put in an adult Christmas stocking? ›

Stuff for stocking stuffers to stuff in stockings: Small food items, little shooters, makeup items, nail polish, small bottles of perfume, pieces of jewelry. What are some staple items everyone needs that would be good for a Christmas stocking? Deodorant travel size for on the go.

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How do you put your name on small stockings? ›

Lay out cling wrap flat on a counter and draw your names in glue on top. Add glitter and wait for it to completely dry. Peel off letters and use a hot glue gun or any glue to stick them to the stockings.

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How do you make stockings without sewing? ›

NO-SEW STOCKING WITH FABRIC GLUE

Squeeze a line of fabric glue around the edge of the stocking shape. Lay the second stocking shape with the right side facing down onto the first shape. Press together around the edges and allow the fabric glue to dry.

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What are Christmas stockings filled with? ›

A Christmas stocking is an empty sock or sock-shaped bag that is hung on Saint Nicholas Day or Christmas Eve so that Saint Nicholas (or the related figures of Santa Claus and Father Christmas) can fill it with small toys, candy, fruit, coins or other small gifts when he arrives.

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