Robin Warz Interiors

Flocked Christmas Garland and Stockings

Monday, November 14, 2022

Happy Monday! I've been getting questions about my flocked garland and stocking holders, so I figured that I would put together a quick post.

I prefer a lightly flocked look on my greenery so I mixed flocked garland with non-flocked to achieve this look.

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Once I have fluffed and interspersed the branches of the two different kinds of garland, then I add in different floral picks such as the gold glitter antlers, gold branches, pine boughs, and whatever catches my eye. I tend to add the most on the end that drapes down (see above).

I keep the garland in place by securing the gold snowflake stocking holders with 3M tabs. This keeps the hangers from falling down even when the stockings are filled. I like to stuff my stockings with white tissue paper so that they always appear full and fluffy.

Lastly, I drape a couple of thin metallic beaded strands for extra dimension. That's how to get a lush, lightly flocked garland with fluffy stockings.

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