Angel Fridgie

This is the first plastic canvas pattern I designed with the new Plastic Canvas Software that I have. This angel is about 5" high by 3" wide and is just the right size for a large fridgie or large ornament. You could make two of these as a front and a back then stitch them together back sides facing each other and keep the bottom open to make a tree top angel.

Materials Needed

Piece of 7mesh plastic canvas. 21x35 holes.
Scraps of Red Heart Worsted weight yarn in the following Colors.
Aran, brown, white.
1 hank silver metallic cord by Needleloft
1 large eye yarn needle

Finished Size 3"x5"
Skill Level Beginner
Stitch Chart for Angel Fridgie

Instructions

STEP 1: Following Chart, cut out the shape of the angel.

STEP 2: Follow the chart to work each section in the following order. The face, hair, wings, body, halo.

STEP 3: Then work an over cast stitch on the outer edges using the same colors of yarn as you did for each section. Use the tiny loop at the top to use as an ornament. To use as a fridgie, cut off the loop and glue magnets to the back.

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Random Quick Tip!

Pretty Gift Tags
The holidays are approaching faster than you think. Get out your old Christmas cards and cut them into circles and squares and punch 1/8" holes around the outside edge and crochet an edging on them using basic sc and picots. These make attractive gift tags and can be used on the recipients Christmas trees in the future. If you get really ambitious, you can cut two cards exactly the same, put the wrong sides together, punch the holes together then start to crochet the two together but when you get within the last inch or so, stuff the inside with any type of stuffing then continue crocheting until it is closed. This will make a 3D type of ornament. You may even want to use basic cookie cutters to make the shapes. This is also a fun thing to get the kids involved in doing.