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Christmas Village Stocking Hangers

This is a quick and easy build.

Cut list

Part	Qty	T × W × L	Material	✓
Base	6	1" × 6" × 6"	—	☐
Houses	4	1" × 6" × 10"	—	☐
Houses	1	1" × 6" × 6"	—	☐
Houses	1	1" × 6" × 8"	—	☐

Item	Qty	✓
1 x 6 board, 96” x 1" x 6"	1 board	☐
Box of 1 ¼” Pocket Hole Screws (See tools list)	1 each	☐
2” nails or screws (I used horseshoe nails)	6 each	☐
Wood Glue	1 each	☐
Measuring Tape	1 each	☐
Choice of Sandpaper, Stain or Paint, Polyurethane	1 each	☐
Eye & Ear protection and other safety gear	1 each	☐

Overall cost: $$. Lumber varies by region, species, and season, so we give a band rather than a figure.

1. Purchase a 1x6 board
Make sure you get a nice, straight board, without many knots. Trace the included templates onto the board, or draw them yourself. You’ll also need 1- 6” board as a base for each Christmas house. The plans call for 6 houses and 6 bases per board.
2. Prep
- I used my Multimark to mark make sure my lines were straight and even.
- Then I marked where I wanted my nail to be for hanging the stockings. Use a scroll saw or jig saw to cut out your houses.
- Drill a small pilot hole for the nail.
3. Drill & Stain
Drill pocket holes in the 6” bases. Sand, then stain or paint all of your pieces.
4. Attach Base to House
Use 1 ¼” pocket hole screws and wood glue to attach your 6” base pieces to the backside of your house.
5. Insert Stocking Hanger
Drive a cute screw or nail into your pilot hole. This is what you will hang your stocking on. I used a 2” horseshoe nail.
6. Decorate
Place on your mantle. You can add tea light candles or a strand of twinkle lights behind the houses, so the light glows through your windows. I recommend using battery operated lights, just in case one gets knocked over.