Each coaster consists of three layers of felt glued together with die cut inlays on the top layer. You can sew or glue your base layers together. I used glue on mine to keep with that last minute quick theme.
...for teacher using Red Delicious & Square STAX Die-namics
...snowflake coasters are everywhere this year!
...hexagons and anchors are still hot, people!
...my favorite - happy hour holly!
- Die cut a martini glass from the top circle layer and again from contrasting felt; reposition the glass in the Circle STAX top layer (like putting a puzzle together).
- Place your puzzle in your die cut machine and place the leaf die on top of your puzzle, overlapping it on the glass rim just a bit; die cut leaf from green felt and put your puzzle back together.
- Place your puzzle in your die cut machine and place the tiny circle die (berry) as shown in picture; die cut from red felt and put your whole puzzle together.
(If that is just not clear to you, please let me know, and I'll be happy help you out best I can!)
The MFT crew put together some really awesome felt creations as part of
this month's Creative Challenge which you can get to from the MFT Blog,
so check it out.
I'm going to try and be back with a few more projects before we wrap up 2014, but if I don't, I want to wish you all a very blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Amy
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3 comments:
These are awesome and so are you! Thanks for the ideas!
Saw these on SCS and came to take a closer look. These really make such fabulous gifts, I especially love the snowflake shape.
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