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Create a charming toddler outfit featuring a cozy plaid design with adorable bear accents. Perfect for everyday wear or special occasions, this outfit adds a touch of fun to your child's wardrobe. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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Plaid Toddler Outfit with Bear Accents
By Martha Montgomery
It’s always fun to personalize a ready-to-wear outfit for a little one. This quick and easy project can make a simple toddler outfit into something special for a special occasion or you can add a fun, seasonal design.
Step 1:
Gather the materials and read through the instructions before beginning. Print out a paper template of the design and color sequence.
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Step 2:
Following the manufacturer’s instructions, iron the fusible cutaway stabilizer to the inside of the garment over the area you will embroider. You may need to leave the garment inside-out in order to hoop it because of the small size of the clothing. Hoop the garment and confirm placement of the embroidery design using the paper template.
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Step 3:
Place the hooped garment on your embroidery machine, checking center placement. Remove the paper template and stitch the designs, following the color sequence. The intertwined hearts can be placed at the teddy bear’s feet in any area within the hoop that you wish.
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Step 4:
You are done! It doesn’t get any easier than this to add that special touch to an adorable outfit for a special little one in your life!
Martha has been sewing since childhood. She is a maker of garments, quilter and machine embroiderer. Martha loves all things fabric and fabric-related.