HanXiang Embroider Santa Claus Sock Home Decorations

Specifications:

• The lovely decoration sock is very lovely and fashionable because of its unique design
• Made of good material, the unique home decor is very delicate and durable
• Wonderful gift for your friends in Christmas
• Your home will become more beautiful and cozy with this unique home decor
• The figure decoration is adorable and personalized
• It is a great decoration in your house
• Material: 100% Polyester Fiber
• Boot Height: Approx.44cm/17.3in
• Upper Width: Approx.22cm/8.7in
• Down Width: Approx.25cm/9.8in

Details:

• This Santa Clause pattern home decor is fashionable and lovely because of its unique design

• Vividly Santa Clause design of the home decor will make it eye-catching

• Look at the delicate workmanship, the unique home decor is durable

• Special design will give you noble feeling and show your personalized taste

• The cute home decor is a wonderful gift for your friends in Christmas

How to Hang Home Decorations:

• Holidays are a prime time to embellish your home with seasonal decorations. The decorations won't be any good, however, if they keep falling down or are otherwise not hung securely. You can use a few different methods to hand home decorations, depending on the weight and size of the decor as well as how many holes you want to put in your walls
• Hang lightweight decorations with double sided tape. Cut a piece of double sided tape about an inch or so long. Stick one side of the tape to the back of the decoration and firmly press the other side against the wall, door or other surface on which you wish to stick it. Stick a single piece of tape in the top center area on the back of the decoration. Use more than one piece of tape and stick it around the back borders for larger decorations
• Hang thin decorations with pushpins or tacks. Stick a pushpin or tack through the top of the decoration and into the wall. Stick pins around the border of the decoration as a frame if you do not or cannot stick a pin through the actual decoration
• Hang heavier decorations with wire and nails. Use snips to cut a piece of wire a few inches long. Loop the wire around a top hole, opening or thin part of the decor, such as the neck of a holiday bat. Twist the wire firmly into place, leaving the two ends open. Twist the edges of the two ends into its own loop. Hang the looped end of the wire from a nail or pushpin you've inserted in the desired location
• Use picture hanging hardware on dense or very large and heavy decor. Get a picture hanging kit that comes complete with picture hanging loops, tabs or sawtooth fasteners that are nailed or glued into the back of the decoration. Use the fastener attached to the back of the decor to hang it from a nail on the wall, door or other surface

About Christmas Presents:

• The word Christmas is nearly synonymous with presents. Christians and non-Christians alike celebrate the holiday by gathering together and exchanging gifts. From humble beginnings of homemade sweets tucked into stockings in the name of St. Nicholas, Christmas presents today have evolved into the main profit generator for retail businesses
• History
• The tradition of giving Christmas presents dates back to St. Nicholas, a wealthy philanthropist born late in the third century. Nicholas was known for being particularly generous with children, the most famous legend being that he gave three girls a dowry of gold to enable them to marry. Along with St. Nick, presents are also given on Christmas to represent the gifts of the three Magi to the baby Jesus upon his birth
• Theories/Speculation
• One theory about the origin of Christmas presents goes back to ancient Rome, and the pagan festival called Saturnalia. The festivities began in December and concluded at the start of January. Legend has it that Romans would visit each other for celebrations, and exchange gifts as an offering of good luck
• Types
• Throughout history, Christmas presents were traditionally modest, typically consisting of handmade trinkets or clothing, along with fruits and nuts. At the beginning of the industrial revolution, in the mid-1800s, gift-giving shifted to being more commercial, with retailers recognizing the financial benefits of advertising products as suitable for Christmas presents. People now give everything from gourmet food to clothing, toys and expensive electronics for Christmas
• Geography
• Christmas present traditions vary around the world. In Belgium, the primary gift exchange happens on December 6, the feast day of St. Nicholas. In France, children place their shoes, rather than stockings, by the fireplace to be filled by St. Nick. Italy takes Christmas present giving even further, with their exchanges taking place on January 6, the day traditionally celebrated for the arrival of the three wise men
• Prevention/Solution
• Shopping for Christmas presents can create stress as well as financial burden. Shop throughout the year, rather than all at once, to reduce these stresses. Lower costs by having extended family draw names for a gift exchange, setting a price limit for those presents and making homemade gifts and treats rather than purchasing frivolous items

Ideas for How to Decorate a Christmas Gift Bag:

• It's simple to "wrap" your Christmas presents by popping them into gift bags, but commercial gift bags often can be as expensive as the gifts themselves. Decorating your own gift bags is a fun craft that will make your presents even more personalized; all it takes is a few basic crafts supplies and your imagination. Start with plain paper bags of any size and spend an evening creating these cute custom-made gift bags for Christmas
• Cut one doily down into a 2- to 3-inch medallion. Cut another apart into 1-inch medallions
• Unfold the bag and arrange one whole doily, the large medallion and the smaller medallions until they form a pleasing pattern. Place one or two of the doilies so that they fold around an edge of the bag
• Glue the doilies in place. Let dry thoroughly before use.
• Christmas Tree Bag
• Fold the sides of the bag back at an angle (starting a few inches up from the bottom) so that the bag forms a long triangle with the peak at the top. Press the fold lines into sharp creases. Unfold the bag
• Make freehand "swags" of glue from side to side on the paper between the creases. Cover the glue swags with glitter. Shake off the excess glitter and let the glue dry thoroughly
• Glue on hole-punch circle "ornaments." Let glue dry completely. Put the gift in the bag and fold the edges back along the creases; staple closed. Put a star sticker at the peak of the gift bag and overlap it with an identical sticker on the other side

Package Included:

• 1 x Home Decoration