Crocheted these Christmas Victorian Candles
and I'm using them to decorate my fireplace mantle.
Closeup:
Entering this into the following challenge:
Decorate to Celebrate Christmas Party Decor unlim entries 1st entry ends 12/13
welcome to new challenge at decorate to celebrate
Candle measures 5 1/4" tall
Candle has a toilet paper roll inside to give it sturdiness
Candle has 1 1/2" piece of yellow chenille cut & twisted for flame inserted into top center
Leisure Arts Christmas Candles pattern (do not have the pattern # since I made copies of the pages of the pattern booklet and used the copy and the pattern booklet is tucked away somewhere)
Red Heart Holiday Craft Yarn: red & green (both have silver sparkly thread)
Love these. Thanks for playing along with us at Decorate to Celebrate.
ReplyDeletethese are really pretty thank you for joining us at decorate to celebrate.
ReplyDeleteVery creative. Great job
ReplyDeleteVery cute.
ReplyDeleteDIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com
These are lovely. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty crochet work- will look nice as a decoration :)Amy
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous work Sunshine. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and letting me know about the candy from Theresa. You have a fab blog and I'm so glad to see your wonderful creations. Brightened my day just by seeing these cute bees and the word "Sunshine". Have a wonderful holiday. "Hugs"
ReplyDeleteNice looking candlesticks...I know they must be a fair amount of work.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are so beautiful!! I can't imagine how long it took you to make these but they are absolutely amazing!! Love them!! Thanks so much for joining us at Decorate to Celebrate!!
ReplyDeleteLisa
indymermaid.blogspot.com
These candles took me 1 week of time on & off to crochet (while I was watching tv or riding with hubby while he drove).
ReplyDeleteHi Mellisa, wow this are just lovely and a great gift. Thank you for joining us Decorate to Celebrate.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Norma
Hi, I'm visiting from DTC and these are beautiful!
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