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Create charming Easter egg holders in fun animal shapes with these easy in-the-hoop felt projects. Perfect for adding a festive touch to your Easter celebrations, each holder can be made in under 30 minutes. Step-by-step instructions are included.
This is a collaboration between ITH Boutique and Laura Workshop. The copyrights to the digitizing and some images belongs to Laura
Step 1:
For the Bunny version tautly hoop 2.5-ounce cutaway stabilizer in your embroidery hoop.
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Step 2:
Run the 1st and the second color-stop as a placement line for the white felt.
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Step 3:
Remove the hoop from the machine, do not unhoop. Spray Repositionable adhesive on a rectangle of white felt and cover the placement line with it.
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Step 4:
Repeat color-stop 1 and run color-stop 2 to fix the felt.
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Step 5:
Run color-stop 3 through color-stop 15 to complete the embroidery.
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Step 6:
Remove the project from the hoop.
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Step 7:
Cut out the outline of the design with sharp scissors, leaving a homogeneous margin.
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Step 8:
Cut a hole in the center of the felt following the outline.
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Step 9:
With the help of an awl, open a hole inside the embroidered ring indicated in the image.
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Step 10:
With the help of a cutter or a razor blade, cut through the indicated lines.
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Step 11:
Fold the egg holder along with the middle outlines. Insert a ribbon through the incisions made with the cutter on the back.
Pull the ends of the ribbon through the hole made with the awl and secure it with a bow.
You can attach the feet to the top with the help of Silicone glue for crafts. And enjoy.
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Step 12:
For the chick version tautly hoop 2.5-ounce cutaway stabilizer in your embroidery hoop. And follows the same instructions given between step 2 and step 4.
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Step 14:
Run color-stop 3 through color-stop 15 to complete the embroidery.
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Step 20:
Follow the same instructions given between step 6 and step 11 to finish this lovely egg holder.
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Step 21:
For the little sheep version tautly hoop 2.5-ounce cutaway stabilizer in your embroidery hoop. And follows the same instructions given between step 2 and step 4.
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Step 22:
Run color-stop 3 through color-stop 10 to complete the embroidery.
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Follow the same instructions given between step 6 and step 11 to finish this cute egg holder.