
MaryT/theteach hosts this weekly event - photographs of all things red.
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My mom knit this stocking for me about 30 years ago. I love the Christmas stocking tradition. It's all fun and no high expectations or pressure. Our family tradition was to always have an orange in the toe. I still do that.



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2 comments:
lovely details...a labor of love, indeed.
Another sweet and personal Xmas family tradition in this week's RT, we don't have the stockings-tradition here in Sweden per se, though I've seen them around for plain decoration purposes.
Happy Christmas, I hope you get some neat things in your stockings!
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