Hello Felters!
Hope your holiday prep is going smoothly. This is the first
year for myself that I decided to do a TON of DIYs and I feel like I’m running
out of time...FAST! Anyone else with me?
This year I wanted to share a felt holiday tablescape for
anyone who may have extra free time on their hands, or who are in need of a
little inspiration to get the ball rolling before the big family dinner.
First off, I wanted to stress to everyone that this is not a
last-minute project unless you are a super sewer! For myself I am slowly
getting into embroidery, and while doing this little project, I was still
experimenting the quickest way to get the stitching done. So, bear with me…I’m
no expert…yet.
This felt tablescape is a minimalist design of red, white,
and green colors.
First, I created a simple stitching design (download pattern here) that I wanted to
feature on the felt table runner and coasters. I printed out the design to
scale and stenciled it onto the felt. This way I knew where my stitching would
be and ensuring an even stitch.
Once the pattern was completed on the coasters and table
runner, I started to measure out where I wanted the red ribbon
to be stitched onto the felt.
With some leftover 1.2mm Wool
Craft Felt, that I used for the runner, I cut out four strips to use
as napkin rings. The sizing will depend on which type of napkin you will be
using, if any. Since I wanted to go all out, I used white fabric napkins.
I stitched the red ribbon
centered within the napkin ring. This way it looked like an entire set that’s
meant to be together.
Time to set the table! I placed the napkins on-top of the
plates with the empty glasses on the coasters. For the center piece I placed a
single green candle in the center of the table. I then grabbed a poinsettia
garland (which I have plenty of), and wrapped it around the candle.
Can’t go wrong with a touch of sparkles! I just had to add
these 2 snowflake ornaments for the finishing touch. And VOILA! A merry
little felt-mas tablescape.
Did you create your own felt-mas tablescape? Tag us on
social media so that we can check it out! We always enjoy seeing our customers
make amazing things.
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