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Candlewicking

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How to Do Candlewicking: Step-by-Step Instructions

Candlewicking is a form of embroidery done with heavy thread on muslin. It is considered "traditional" because it uses an old technique called the "colonial knot". Cut a piece of the muslin large enough for your selected design.

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Candlewicking is a form of embroidery done with heavy thread on muslin. It is considered "traditional" because it uses an old technique called the "colonial knot". Cut a piece of the muslin large enough for your selected design.

Candlewicking-Butterfly

In my stash of craft supplies from many years ago are packages of candlewicking yarn. I remember making several Christmas gifts once upon a time using this yarn. At least one gift was a beautiful table runner and I had intentions of … Continue reading →

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We all tend to overlook stitches that are available to us on our sewing machines because we stick with what we know. In this video, Valerie Nesbitt and Jayne Brogan demonstrate how to achieve an heirloom feel with a modern twist. They show you how to use candlewicking and French knot inspired stitches on your sewing machine. You’ll also pick up a number of hints and tip. These include selecting the right foot and the important relationship between the thread and the needle.
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There’s no denying that cotton wick candles remain the most commonly used in most candles. But, as many more people discover the toxic chemicals found in some candles and their wicks, more people are opting for safer and chemical-free options. And, starting by making the switch from cotton to wooden wicks.