DIY: Fabric candle
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Materials
• Fabric, e.g. patchwork fabric
• Heat transfer
• Vliesofix (no. 9299)
• Marking pen
• Sewing thread
See how much fabric and trimmings you need
Brand: Selfmade
Suitable for interior: Decoration
1- Print out the template and cut out the motifs.
2- The flame: Draw the flame on the back of the heat transfer, cut it out
3- Iron the flame onto a small piece of cotton fabric.
4- Turn the fabric over and iron a piece of heat transfer onto the flame on the other side
5- Cut out the flame. Remember to remove the foil from the heat fabric
6- The light: Iron Vliesofix onto the back of the fabric. Fold the fabric over and iron again. The fabric is now double with Vliesofix in between.
7- Cut out two pieces of fabric using the template. Mark with a marker pen in the middle of the candle
8- Place the two pieces on top of each other. Sew the flame and the light together down the middle with running stitches. NOTE: use the thread ends for hanging
9- Cut a curve at the top of the candle
10- Press along the seam on the candle
Materials
• Fabric, e.g. patchwork fabric
• Heat transfer
• Vliesofix (no. 9299)
• Marking pen
• Sewing thread
See how much fabric and trimmings you need
Brand: Selfmade
Suitable for interior: Decoration
1- Print out the template and cut out the motifs.
2- The flame: Draw the flame on the back of the heat transfer, cut it out
3- Iron the flame onto a small piece of cotton fabric.
4- Turn the fabric over and iron a piece of heat transfer onto the flame on the other side
5- Cut out the flame. Remember to remove the foil from the heat fabric
6- The light: Iron Vliesofix onto the back of the fabric. Fold the fabric over and iron again. The fabric is now double with Vliesofix in between.
7- Cut out two pieces of fabric using the template. Mark with a marker pen in the middle of the candle
8- Place the two pieces on top of each other. Sew the flame and the light together down the middle with running stitches. NOTE: use the thread ends for hanging
9- Cut a curve at the top of the candle
10- Press along the seam on the candle
