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Fleece handwarmer
Fleece handwarmer
Fleece handwarmer
Fleece handwarmer
Fleece handwarmer
Fleece handwarmer

Fleece handwarmer

Designer
Designer
Corinne Bradd
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Designer
Designer
Corinne Bradd
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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About this pattern

This classic wintertime accessory features a length of elegant cord allowing it to be worn around the neck, over your favourite coat. The background panel has been created using neat patchwork, if you are new to stitching you can make this from a single piece of brightly coloured fabric.

Essentials

  • Fabric: cotton print, 30cm x 40cm OR 80 5cm squares; plus scraps of coordinating prints
  • Fleece: 45cm square
  • Fusible interfacing: lightweight, scraps
  • Quilt wadding: 30cm x 40cm
  • Embroidery thread: coordinating colours
  • Rhinestones, sew-on, 3mm
  • Cord: satin, 1cm wide, 1m
  • Sizzix Big Shot
  • Sizzix Dies: Joy (656727), Ornate frame #3 (656561), Angel wings (656563)

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    Fleece handwarmer

    1. Create a 30cm x 40cm panel of patchwork or cut a rectangle of patterned fabric to the same size. Find the centre of the material, mark it, and then set aside. Back scraps of coordinating prints with lightweight interfacing and use a Sizzix Big Shot to cut a frame, frame centre, pair of wings and a sentiment, cutting each piece from a different print.

    2. Pin the motifs into position at the centre of the main fabric rectangle and use two strands of embroidery thread to attach them with back stitch, blanket stitch and whi

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