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Peace on Earth Needle Point Stocking

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$45 $90 In stock

Category: Holiday - Christmas

A whisper of warmth, stitched with meaning. The Peace on Earth in Blue Bauble Stocking captures the essence of the season — peace, memory, and meaningful giving. Hand-stitched for those who find beauty in simplicity and value in tradition, it’s a quiet classic made to speak volumes for years to come.

  • Hand-stitched needlepoint with cotton threads and velvet backing.
  • Dimensions: 6" Long x 4.25" Wide
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

The stitch definition on this stocking is so crisp it makes the blue bauble really pop, and the cotton feels heavier than a typical mass-produced one. I've already tucked it away with my keepsake ornaments for next year.

Benjamin T. ★★★★★

Hung this on the mantel and the hand-stitched needlepoint gives it a real heirloom feel that the machine-made ones just don't have. The "Peace on Earth" lettering is neat and even, and the blue bauble adds a nice pop against the rest of my decor.

Kevin ★★★★★

The blue bauble design looks even better in person, and you can tell someone actually stitched it by hand rather than printing it. Hung it by the fireplace and it's already the piece everyone asks about.