Looking to add some festive flair to your home this holiday season? Hanging stockings is a classic Christmas tradition that can bring warmth and joy to any
They’re sure to knock your socks off (proverbially, of course).
The holiday season might not be at the forefront of your mind, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to pick up a few knick-knacks here and there. Especially if those knick-knacks help to keep your home nice and tidy through the excitement. Unless you’re decorating for Halloween, you don’t have to rush out to pick up ugly sweaters, festive holiday decor, and artificial Christmas trees any time soon.
Hang the stockings without a fireplace or drilling holes in the wall! This quick and easy to build stocking stand cost under $20. Free step by step plans from Ana-White.com
Introducing this Personalized Christmas Wooden Stocking Stand, the perfect addition to your holiday decor! This Handmade Stocking Holder Stand is designed specifically for those who don't have a mantel. Now, you can proudly display your stockings in a creative and stylish way with this unique and functional stand. Crafted with love and attention to detail, this stand is made from high-quality wood, ensuring durability for years to come. With its free-standing design, it can easily stand alone on the floor, allowing you to place it anywhere in your home. Make this holiday season extra special by personalizing the stand with your family's name or a meaningful message. Bring the magic of Christmas to life with our Personalized Christmas Wooden Stocking Stand – a festive must-have for every home! You can choose the number of hooks (from 3 to 12 or more). The number of hooks you choose will determine the width of your stand. The height of the stand is approximately 33 1/4" and the depth of the stand is approximately 11". The stand is stained with Early American nontoxic wood stain from ECOS company and finished with a nontoxic top coat. There are other colors available. Simply pick the perfect one for your home! The stand will come ready to assemble. The assembling instructions will come with your package, and an assembling video is available to you per request. You can disassemble it for easy storage after the holidays! All you need is a screwdriver and an Allen wrench, which will probably be in your toolbox already! You can personalize your text for your stand. ❗❗❗************Stockings are not included**************❗❗❗ ❗❗❗***********************Proofs**************************❗❗❗ (PLEASE READ!!!) A copy of the proof will be emailed to you within 48 hours. Please respond at your earliest convenience to avoid delay. If I do not hear from you within 48 hours after I send you the proof, I will go ahead and make the stand with the default color and fonts shown on the pictures. 👇Shipping information👇 The products are made to order. The stand will be shipped within 10 business days (though usually sooner). Orders will be shipped from Grifton, North Carolina, using the most efficient method via USPS, FedEx, or UPS depending on your location and the size/weight of your order. I have no control over the shipping process once shipped, but please feel free to reach out to me if you encounter any problem with shipping. Recycled packaging materials might be used when available. 👇Personalization👇 If you want to customize your order, including the color of your stand, the style of the hooks/knobs, and the height or width of the stand. Please feel free to reach out to me. I make these stands from raw lumber, so I can make them however you want them to look like! I will do my best to provide the perfect gift for you! 👇Final note👇 All my products are handmade, from lumber yards to your home. Handmade products are not like mass-produced products. They have their own unique characters from wood grain, to paint strips. No two products are identical. There also will be imperfections, but they are imperfectly perfect gifts!
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Register to attend The Home Depot DIH Workshops to learn how to make a DIY Christmas Stocking Holder Box! What a fun and easy DIY project for the holidays!
Looking to add some festive flair to your home this holiday season? Hanging stockings is a classic Christmas tradition that can bring warmth and joy to any
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I like cucumbers plain ... James, not so much. James loves vinegary stuff ... me, no way, Jose. However, this is a recipe that brings us together on two things we aren't crazy about! It's so good! On Saturday, James decided to grill out for us & all the kids. He went to the store, bought everything for the meal, & cooked the whole thing! He decided that he wanted to do something along these lines with our plenteous cucumbers, so after checking out a few recipes, this is what he came up with. As for the rest of the meal, he had shrimp cocktail for appetizers, huge T-bone steaks, grilled onions, baked regular & sweet potatoes, and these vinegar soaked cucumbers. It was quite a spread. I wanted to share this recipe with you because it was just that good! 4 large cucumbers, peeled & sliced 1 small onion, sliced 1/2 tsp. each salt & pepper 1/2 tsp. garlic powder 1/2 tsp. Tuscan seasoning 1 cup white vinegar 2 cups water Place peeled, sliced cucumbers & onion in medium glass dish. Sprinkle all dry seasonings over top. Next pour in vinegar, then water. Gently stir til combined. Cover & refrigerate for the flavors to combine & marinate the cucumbers & onion. This can be eaten in a few as a couple hours or kept in the fridge for several weeks. Tips: This is a guide. All of the seasonings can be adjusted according to taste. If you do not have a Tuscan seasoning, any type of Italian seasoning blend with provide great flavor. This is great as a snack or served alongside about anything, especially grilled meats & BBQ. Who doesn't love a good party?! You can find me here linking up with these great blogs. Monday Amaze Me Monday The Dedicated House I Should Be Mopping the Floor The Hankful House The Modest Mom Tuesday A Delightsome Life A Bowl Full of Lemons Titus Tuesday A Stroll Through Life Wednesday Raising Homemakers Savvy Southern Style The Thrifty Home A Wise Woman Builds Her Home Thursday Between Naps on the Porch Katherines Corner 3D Lessons for Life Hope in Every Season Lamberts Lately Friday Rooted in Thyme The Thrifty Groove Farm Blog Hop Missional Women Best of the Nest French Country Cottage The Girl Creative Sunday Nifty Thrifty Things Sew Many Ways
No mantel or fireplace to hang your stockings? We have you covered with 15 ways to hang your stockings without a fireplace this Christmas.
Join Hometalk’s DIYer Channing, as she shows you how to go from ordinary to extraordinary - holiday style. She’ll be decorating her Texas home for Christmas and bringing you along for every DIY, showing you how to turn everyday items into easy holiday
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The Mini Country Cottage Mitten can be used as a gift card holder or tree ornament! This mini crochet mitten works up quick and easy!
