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1 piece of low loft batting to fit the finished hanging
Stitch Witchery to apply to back of fabric for applique
Fabric for applique
Silicone Pressing sheet
Fuse-n-tear stabilizer
1/2 yard of 45" fabric for background and back of wall hanging
1/2 yard of 45" muslin
1/4 yard of several coordinating prints
Hotfix Wand
Hotfix crystals
Two large Buttons
1 dowel 22" long
Step 1:
Mark the background fabric 16" long x 10" wide. Fuse the Fuse - N - Tear Stabilizer to backside of
background fabric. Run the two designs, one in the upper left corner and the other in the lower right
corner.
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Step 2:
Cut around the applique fabric, fuse the Stitch Witchery to the back side of the applique fabric using the Silcone Pressing sheet,next cut very close to the edge of the applique.Cut out the background fabric along the marked lines
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Step 3:
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Cut two 1" wide x 10" long and two 1" x 16" long and stitch to frame background fabric, using a 1/4" seam
Step 4:
Cut the coordinating prints 2 1/2" wide by 4" long. Stitch pieces together across the short ends using a 1/4" seam. Cut two of the coordination prints to border the muslin at the top and bottom and stitch, now cut 2 to border the sides of the muslin. Press all seams, now you are ready to layer batting, backing and top together.
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Step 5:
Stitch in the ditch around the background fabric and muslin,
Now you are ready to set the crystals
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Step 6:
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Using the HotFix Wand and the HotFix Crystals, set the crystals,use as many as you want
Step 7:
I wrapped the dowel with muslin that I tore into 1" pieces, attached 2 large buttons to the bottom of the hanging to give it more weight and attached 2 curtain rings to run the dowel through. I then tied 1" strips of muslin to the ends of the dowel.