This is the first candle mat I have completed.
Here is one of my favorite angels sitting in the middle as I do not have any tiny candles right now.
She's playing Silent Night.
After I took the pics I see loose threads I need to trim. However, this is the back. I used a different wool than what was called for in the pattern. I also substituted the colors above from my stash.
I enjoyed making the hay in the manger.
I followed the directions and pressed the piece around the edges inward then secured the wool fabric with blanket stitches by hand. You can see I don't blanket stitch much! It was fun learning a new stitch though and I always wondered how to do that. I actually just looked on Google and found a tutorial on U-tube.
I followed the directions and pressed the piece around the edges inward then secured the wool fabric with blanket stitches by hand. You can see I don't blanket stitch much! It was fun learning a new stitch though and I always wondered how to do that. I actually just looked on Google and found a tutorial on U-tube.
I love your candle mat!, you used pretty colors, it doesn't matter you have an angel there, looks beautiful, I love angels and I collect them on!
ReplyDeleteI love it, Jennifer, and that angel is darling! Great finish :)
ReplyDeleteTanya
Congratulations! It is just lovely.
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Patti xxx
Oh Jennifer, your candle mat is gorgeous! The fabric looks antique, and your stitches, as always are so perfect.....ahhhh my inspiration :) Your home looks beautiful too.
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Your candle mat looks fantastic! You'll have to post again when you have a candle - but I do think the angel is precious as well1
ReplyDeleteYour candle mat is beautiful. I love the colors you used and the fabric. Great job.
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