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POTHOLDER1
Cut out two 22 x 23cm pieces
from both the cream fabricand
batting. Stack the pieces on topof
each other, sandwiching the
batting in the middle. Pin the
layers together.2
Cut out a 10 x 12cm rectangle
from the blue fabric and
Bondaweb. Fuse the Bondaweb
to the reverse of the blue
fabric following the
manufacturer’s instructions.3
Enlarge the fish templateso
that it measures 11.5cm from
nose to tail. Trace around thedesign
onto the paper of the Bondaweb
and cut out the shape.4
Place in the centre of the
potholder and fuse in place.
Zigzag stitch around the edgeina
matching thread.5
Quilttherestofthe
potholderwitha crosshatch
design.Usinga quilter’sruler,
cuttingmatandrotarycutter,trim
theedgestomeasure 21 x 22cm.6
Foldthecottontapebindingin
halfandpress.Usethebinding
tosandwichtherawedgesofthe
potholderandtopstitchinplace,
makingsuretoadda loopof
bindingatonecornerforhanging.LONG STITCH HEADLAND
COTTAGES KIT
The traditional English coastiscapturedinthisdelightfulsceneof
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rewarding result. The completedlongstitchpicturemeasures 11 x
11cm and your kit
contains all you need:
22 count printed
canvas, stranded
cotton for a silky finish,
needle and easy to
follow instructions.
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motifs for flowers
or hearts.FISH POTHOLDER
1
Enlarge the fish templatesoit
measures 27cm from noseto
tail. Use the template to cut outtwo
pieces from both the ticking fabric
and the thermal batting.2
Stack the pieces, sandwiching
the batting in-between the
fabric. Scatter pin and stitch the
layers together with a
crosshatch design.3
Fold the cotton tape bindingin
half and press. Use the bindingtosandwichtherawedgesofthe
potholderandtopstitchinplace,
makingsuretoadda loopof
bindingatonecornerforhanging.TI ON
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