Following on from yesterday, and my “eared snowman” I found these wooden stocking tags much easier to work with (part of a pack of 4 x 2 designs from Poundland.

I used the Nordic style paper because the pattern was just in the right proportion to the stocking. I drew round the wooden stocking and then cut the shape out, but it didn’t matter how careful I was, I still had to trim sparingly and then trim some more, to get a perfect fit.
The stocking top, heel and toe were then cut using a contrasting paper…….

…… and then I did a bit of faux stitching using a black fine liner pen round the edges, to define and add more detail on the back as well as the front. The small, red flat backed gems were an after thought that I think worked.

The final touch was a red wooden bead on the cord.
Initially these are tags to put on presents, but after I see no reason why they couldn’t be hung on a tree as a decorations.