Free Christmas Quilt Pattern Part 6 ~ by Terry White

On The Sixth Day Of Havel’s Holiday Project,
My True Love Is The Snip-Eze Blunt Tips

Part 6 Will Explain How To Make the Garland:

1. Trace the design of the garland onto the tree.

Tracing Holiday Project Tree Lines

When I want to trace a line from a pattern, I trace the lines onto a piece of paper. I cut away along the line I want. Trace the line, and then cut the next outline and so on.

 

Teflon Scissors used to cut out trees.

I use Havel’s Teflon Coated Scissors to cut out the paper pattern.

 

Free Christmas Quilt Project-Day 6 (3)

2. Use Havel’s Snip-Eze to cut purple metallic ribbon pieces.
Each ribbon section should be cut 4 inches longer than the design.

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3. Use the bar-tack on your sewing machine to stitch the garland down.

Stitching the garland down.

I used a purple rayon thread to stitch the garland down.

4. Use the closed Snip-Eze to pull up a little ribbon between
each bar-tack to make it look loopy.

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5. Lastly, use a tapestry needle to secure the ribbons to the back of the work.

Next: On The Seventh Day Of Havel’s Holiday Project,
My True Love Is The 4 3/4″ Dura-Snips On A Neck Strap

 

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