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Your cart is empty.Celebrate the holidays with the Bucilla The Workshop Christmas Felt Stocking Kit on your mantel. This festive kit features Santa working in his workshop building a toy train, surrounded by toys. This embroidery kit comes with the basic materials needed to create an 18” stocking, including stamped felt, cotton embroidery floss, separated sequins and beads, embroidery needles, and instructions. Whether you have been stitching for years or you are looking to learn a new skill, Bucilla provides the products and education for every interest and skill level. Make the Bucilla The Workshop Christmas Felt Stocking Kit a staple in your holiday decor for added Christmas cheer to your home.
L DuBose
2025-08-02 13:37:07
I adjusted the design somewhat but it turned out very well. Easy instructions to follow. I have used this brand several times.
Lynette Denton
2025-06-28 13:31:05
Easy to follow the instructions and a pretty finished productthat could easily become an heirloom.
Cory Ammerman
2025-05-23 15:55:39
I have done a few of these and have all turned out great! This one was by far the most challenging of all I have done. It had so many tiny pieces, was a bit overwhelming at times. Def not a project for beginners. Only complaint I have was the colors of the felt that came in the package did NOT match the ones in the picture. They were much more bright and vibrant and I actually preferred the muted colors in the picture as it looked more vintage. The bright felt of some of the pieces just looked a little tacky. Other than the color being off from the picture I have no complaints. It was a fun project and I hope my great niece loves it as much as I still love mine my aunt made me 25 years ago! :)
Peggy Osburn
2025-05-21 11:03:56
It took about 40 hours to complete but it was well worth it.
Matt O'Donnell
2025-05-08 17:56:27
The body of this stocking is awesome, but the top required some creativity before I was happy with the end result. When I attached the name 'tag' that hangs off the side, it would flip around showing an ugly back. And, I didn't feel like the 'focus' of the stocking was correct... Isn't the name one of the most important parts? I want the name that I painstakingly stitch out front and center! I ended up attaching the 'tag' all the way onto the face of the stocking and moving some of the 'workshop' items to hang off the side... Great product, I just had to adjust it to make it look the way I wanted to...
Sand
2025-05-07 14:47:39
This is about my 20th stocking for relatives.Only one thing I don’t like about the Busilla stocking is the dark print on the felt, because if your embroidery is off even a little the ink is seen. After I embroider and the ink shows I gently try and pull up the print using tweezers and small scissors.This stocking has many little pieces. I feel a person has to be really organized so pieces don’t get lost.1. I will cut out pieces (leaving the number on) according to color and place each color in baggies.2. I will sew sequins on and embroider them and sew the pieces together. (ie the ball the red and green sewn on to the gold).3. I will also gather up the pieces to each design. For instance the ball on this stocking (ie the gold, green and red pieces).4. Start applying the pieces from back to the front. (ie boots, the white cuff, then the red pant leg and so on).As you can see I like to add a little touch of my own. My nephew has a dog named Sophie, so I made a pattern of a paw print and embroidered the print and her name on a small tag. It’s attached to the ball. FYI: Doll’s shoes were not good for embroidering, so I made felt shoes. She went from a size 2 to a size 7 🤣😂
A. Lundy
2025-04-28 10:03:20
I'm glad I ordered this in July! This is a great stocking and the directions (5 Pages worth) are easy to follow. Know that this will take you some time and it is not a quick project. I have worked on mine consistently for about two days and it is still not close to being done. The sewing isn't difficult but there's around 150 felt pieces that have to be cut, a bizzilion sequins/beads that have to be sewn on and many of the pieces need embroidered in some way. Also, make sure you have a great pair of sewing scissors, polyester fiberfill so your stocking has a more 3 dimensional look, a ruler, and some straight pins. The instructions also call for a large eye needle and chenille stick, but so far at least, I haven't had a need for these. The kit comes with two needles, felt pieces and all the thread you will need. If you have never sewed before or are a beginner, this may be too much to take on!
Felipe Monsalve
2025-04-02 14:46:01
Lo pedido llego en perfectas condiciones, lo compre para un regalo y fue perfecto !!
Cliente de
2025-03-13 16:09:33
Trae todo el instructivo perfectamente bien explicado. Todos los productos de esta msrca son buenos
Pauli
2025-02-18 21:01:00
Wunderschöne und hochwertige Ware. Es macht Freude daran zu arbeiten.
Customer
2025-02-06 21:59:22
Es un producto excelente y no dudo en recomendarlo a quienes les gusta el trabajo manual.
Strawberry
2025-02-05 10:49:05
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CountryGirl
2025-02-03 13:23:21
I bought this to make for my granddaughter. It is one of the older Bucilla designs and really delightful, I particularly like the painted toys hung up to dry! All these stockings take time and patience to complete - definitely not a quick weekend project. The quality of the felt in this vintage kit Is not as thick as in the newer kits, but that is not a problem if you line the stocking which I strongly recommend. Remember they will be stuffed with lots of goodies which might poke holes in the felt. I began by using the back panel of the stocking as a template to cut two lining pieces, remembering to add 1/2" extra all round for seam allowance. The stocking instructions are very detailed and lengthy, I tick off the steps as I work through them. There are over 160 separate pieces to embellish and assemble (some of them very tiny), so allow yourself plenty of time. This stocking took me 2 weeks to make, working on it each evening. All the embroidery threads, sequins, beads and needles are supplied, but you will also need a small bag of polyester stuffing, small scissors with sharp points, a short piece of chenille pipe cleaner, and maybe a needle threader. The trickiest part to make was Santa's paintbrush, I just could not get the pipe cleaner into the stitched felt handle. So I cut a new felt handle very slightly wider - Voila! Before stitching the front and back of the stocking together I also added a poem (two verses from 'Twas the Night Before Christmas...) and Santa's Sleigh image to the plain white back piece. Although it has definitely been a labour of love, I am delighted with the finished stocking and I'm sure my little granddaughter will be as well. It really is worth the effort to make one of these heirlooms of the future.
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