Introducing Mary Lou Stevens Reed

Dec 07, 2014

Introducing Mary Lou Stevens Reed

I realized that I could save GOBS of cash this Christmas if I just MADE SMALLER STOCKINGS. Omg I have been using stockings meant for giants for years now. And they're annoyingly expensive to fill. #momproblem.

This 26 minutes video offers up step-by-step instructions for making a lINED Christmas Stocking...plus you get to meet Mary Lou Stevens Reed, in her first cameo appearance in one my teaching videos. She's a keeper.

Dec 7, 2014 4:02:07 AM | featured, mary lou stevens reed, tutorials

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How could I love you even more? But I do crazy lady! I do. As we speak your book is winging its way across the world to me and I can't wait! I think you rock and I'm not even closely related!

Posted by: Alyson | Dec 09, 2014 at 01:47 AM

Put fresh fruit and nuts in stockings, then get chocolate of all shape and sizeds then get a few stocking stuffers to hide in the middle of the good for them stuff!! LOL whala stocking full!!!

Posted by: GRAMTAM | Dec 09, 2014 at 02:50 PM

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