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Step 1:
For the Bunny ears tautly hoop 2.5-ounce cutaway stabilizer in your embroidery hoop.
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Step 2:
Run the 1st color-stop as a placement line.
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Step 3:
Remove the hoop from the machine, do not unhoop. Spray Repositionable adhesive on a rectangle of printed cloth fabric and cover the placement line with it.
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Step 4:
Spray Repositionable adhesive on a rectangle of printed cloth fabric and cover the rectangle of printed cloth fabric with it.
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Step 5:
Run color-stop 2 to fix the fabric.
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Step 6:
Run the color-stop 3 as a placement line.
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Step 7:
Remove the hoop from the machine, do not unhoop. Spray Repositionable adhesive on a rectangle of printed cloth fabric and cover the placement line with it.
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Step 8:
Spray Repositionable adhesive on a rectangle of printed cloth fabric and cover the rectangle of printed cloth fabric with it.
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Step 9:
Run color-stop 4 to fix the fabric.
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Step 10:
Remove the project from the hoop.
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Step 11:
Cut out the outline of the design with sharp scissors, leaving a homogeneous margin.
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Step 12:
Flip it over like socks and save it for later.
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Step 13:
For the Bunny version tautly hoop 2.5-ounce cutaway stabilizer and white fabric in your embroidery hoop.
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Step 14:
Run the 1st color-stop.
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Step 15:
Run the color-stop 2 as a placement line.
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Step 16:
Remove the hoop from the machine, do not unhoop. Spray Repositionable adhesive on a rectangle of printed cloth fabric and cover the placement line with it.
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Step 17:
Repeat color-stop 2 and run color-stop 2 to fix the fabric.
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Step 18:
Remove the hoop from the machine, do not unhoop. Cut off the excess fabric.
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Step 19:
Run color-stop 4 through color-stop 10.
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Step 20:
Run the color-stop 11 as a placement line.
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Step 21:
Align the ears with the placement lines as indicated in the image.
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Step 22:
run color-stop 12 to fix the ears.
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Step 23:
Secure the ears with a pin as indicated in the image, and make sure they do not exceed the placement line left by the 1st color-stop.
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Step 24:
Spray Repositionable adhesive on a square of white fabric and cover almost the whole hoop with it.
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Step 25:
Run color-stop 13 and color-stop 14 to fix the fabric.
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Step 26:
Remove the project from the hoop.
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Step 27:
Cut out the outline of the design with sharp scissors, leaving a homogeneous margin.
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Step 28:
Just like you did with the ears, flip it over like socks and stuff with wadding.
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Step 29:
Do the same with the other arm and then close with the needle and white thread.
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Step 30:
Cut out the outline of the design with sharp scissors, leaving a homogeneous margin as you did with the arms.
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Step 31:
Follow the same instructions given in steps 28 and step 29.
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Step 32:
Make a scarf or neck ornament out of fabric or ribbon. and fix the arms to the body with the help of a needle and thread. You can also place some buttons on the side of the arm to decorate..
