Blessed Angel
 
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  • Stitch out “Blessed angel_02” first
  • Place “Blessed Angel_01” above the red and gold star, this is such a simple placement as you can place the “Blessed Angel_01” anywhere
  • Stitch a satin stitch border and over the top of the satin stitch, stitch the chain stitch that is in most machines or use another stitch of your preference.

 


 

Happy Christmas Placemat
 
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Cut out enough to cover your hoop (I have no idea what this paper is called) So I call it sticky paper!



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Hoop the sticky paper



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Cut the centre out of the sticky paper, I try to keep enough for the fabric to stay glued to the sticky paper around the hoop.



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Lay the purchased mat over the sticky paper and then stitch out “Happy Christmas_01”



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This design is just lovely for a mat, so very quick and easy to stitch out







Brown Placemat

 

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  • I stitched “Joy and happiness_02” by following the instructions for the white mat
  • I chose this brown mat as this coloured mat would appeal to young people and using a simple design “Joy and happiness_02”on the mat would go nicely with young people’s decor




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Close up of the Placemat
 
 
 
 
 
Christmas Tea Towel
 
 
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A purchased linen tea towel where I stitched “Happy Christmas_02”



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Close up





Christmas Apron

 

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I stitched out first “Christmas tree_02” which is the centre tree

I then stitched out on either side of the pink tree “Christmas tree_01” (If you look closely at the green tree on the left you will see it did not stitch out very well, due to my Pfaff machine gave up on me and I had to race the machine to my dealer to be repaired, I kept my work in the hoop until my machine arrived back to my sewing room where upon I resumed stitching out that green tree)

 

 

 

Christmas Tree Bag

 

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  • I stitched out on red cotton fabric “Christmas tree_03”
  • Cut away any excess red fabric from the gold border using scissors
  • Glued the design using a hot glue gun on a calico bag I purchased so cheaply from a local craft shop





 

 Aqua Christmas Card

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Stitch out “Angel of the moon_02”

 

 

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Have matching or contrasting fabric ironed and ready to lay under your work

 

 

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Once you get to the colour change for the border thread

 

 

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Slide under the hoop either your matching or contrasting fabric, making sure that the fabric is positioned correctly

 

 

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Start your machine at the border colour change

 

 

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The machine is stitching out the border as you can see the contrasting mauve fabric is underneath the two layers of thick cut away stabilizer

 

 

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“Angel of the moon_02” all stitched out

 

 

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The underside of the card using a contrasting mauve fabric

 

 

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I repeated the same for the rest of the card, once again using the same aqua and mauve fabrics

Cut away any excess fabric from the border using your scissors

 

 

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The front of the card

 

 

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 The centre of the card

 

 

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Front and back of the card

 

 

Polka Dot Christmas Card

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I stitched out “Blessed Angel_05” for the front of the card

 

 

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I stitched out “To give_01” for the centre of the card

 

 

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Front and back of card

 

 

 

 

Red Christmas Card

 

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I stitched on the front of this card “Joy and happiness_02”

 

 

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I stitched in the centre “Joy and happiness_03”

 

 

Pink Card

 

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I am in the process of stitching this cushion together for a friend for her first Grandchild hope to have the cushion finished by next week that is why the lace looks a bit odd at the ends. I stitched the face of the cushion using the design “Angel of the moon_05” if you do not have a large enough hoop you can stitch out “Angel of the Moon_04” then beside the words you can place the “Angel of the Moon_01” or vice versa which ever you would find easier