Origami Candle Mat
A relaxing day with some light stitching projects.
Origami candle mat. Click that subscribe button to see more from me. Valentines origami candle mat. I have wanted to make a fabric origami candle mat for some time.
You will need 12 squares of 6 in fabric 1 12 squares of 4 5 in fabric 2 strips of the border fabric of 2 wide. Learn how to make this very easy origami candle in this video. All that is missing is some tinsel for the candle.
The first fabric is a gray and white floral print the next fabric is silver and white polka dots and the last fabric is a solid gray. Origami candle mat this is a stunning table mat which looks complex but in reality is a very simple make. I chain piece these one side at a time then clip apart.
The blossom this unique 3 dimensional table topper candle mat will be a beautiful addition to your table. However i m going to take you through the basic and slightly more complex options. A couple of presents for under the christmas tree.
Pair up fabric 1 and 2 squares right sides together for all 12 sections. By babs at myfieryphoenix there is a downloadable pattern and written instructions with even more photos at http bit ly or. If you google origami candle mat full free tutorial by babs at my fiery pheonix you get a 30 minute tutorial on how to make a wreath i must admit she does it a little diffferently but with the same result.
You can gussy it up with fancy trimmings quilting binding buttons and bows. Instructions before we begin sewing attach the fusible interfacing to all 12 squares of fabric 1. It s made using 100 cotton quality quilt fabrics in gorgeous grays and white.
Sew the border strips to the smaller squares of fabric. Dear santa candle mat kit penny rug wool applique felt kit santa clause candle mat kit christmas felt kit merino wool candle mat kit oneoftheflock. I found babs free lessons found some modern fabric and ended up with this candle mat and a table topper.
Quote carol wilson 7495057 some of you are confused about the folded wreath instructions.
