The left hand picture is the origami candle mat I made using the sewing machine only. The one on the right is made in the hoop with 9 sections. (Mostly because I couldn't face 12 hoopings!!) The ribbon for the bows is added as part of the design so there is no hand sewing. The design also includes the stitching lines for joining the sections together.
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40571235773074Both looks good, the one on the right shows another star in the center, cute.
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7528Looking lovely sue 12 hoppings oh dear:(:(i'm with you there BUT***there awesome:):)hugs
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322820088are these very hard to make? Is each square done in one hooping? wow you ladies are amazing!
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by spendlove
03 Nov 2016
Very easy - each square is one hooping. They have to be joined on the sewing machine.
299559I just love the ith design much better than the one I did the fabric is fabulous
21044I actually really like the one with less much better plus it will be easier to store.Do you sell this design somewhere?
53It looks very festive.
I can understand the 12 hoopings aversion. I have not even stitched out my 9-section ones, did it just one a single time to see how my border looked. Then digitised a few more.
145304They both look great. Now you have versatility in the size and fullness of your centerpieces.
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