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Delight your little one with this In-The-Hoop zebra rattle, designed for sensory play and early development. This charming accessory brings joy with every shake and is crafted for durability. Step-by-step instructions are included.
This is a collaboration between ITH Boutique and Broderie Dzhiboux.
Step 1:
• The first seam is done on your tearable support. Once this sewing is done, take your first piece of fabric and put the upside down on your support.
• Make the 2nd seam, this seam will hold your fabric on your support. Then put your 2nd piece of fabric, place against place.
• Make the last seam to unite your 2 pieces.
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Step 2:
• This sewing is done on your support to indicate the location of your fabric.
• Put your first piece of fabric on the seam and water-soluble support taking care to hide the seam well.
• Make the seam that will hold your fabric on the support. Do the embroidery stitches Once these 2 steps are complete, put your 2nd piece of fabric, place against place.
• Make the last seam that will sew your 2 pieces of fabric together. Step out of frame, remove excess fabric, turn upright and set aside.
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Step 3:
• Seam 1: Seam on your support to indicate the location of your fabric.
• Put your first piece of fabric and your water soluble support. Take care to hide the seam.
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Step 4:
• Seam 3: Seam to indicate the location of your bandana fabric.
• Put your fabric on the seam taking care to hide the entire seam.
• Seam 4: Seam to hold your fabric on the rattle.
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Step 5:
• Remove excess fabric from top and bottom of bandana.
• Stitching from 5 to 10: embroidery stitches.
• Seam 11: Seam to show you the location for your snout.
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Step 6:
• Put your small piece of cloth for the snout.
• Sewing 12: Sew and remove excess fabric.
• Put a small piece of water-soluble support.
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Step 7:
• Sewing from 13 to 15: embroidery stitches on the snout.
• Seam 16: This seam tells you the location of your first ear.
• Position your ear, place against place, on the seam line, hide the seam line well, hold in place.
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Step 8:
• Seam 17: This seam will keep your ear in place.
• Seam18: seam in the top of the head to indicate position.
• Put your mane, place against place and keep in place.
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Step 9:
• Sewing 19: this sewing will keep your mane in place.
• Sewing 20: sewing to indicate the location of your 2nd ear.
• Make as for the first ear, hold firmly in place.
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Step 10:
• Sewing 21: sewing to keep your ear in place.
• Put your piece of fabric for the back, place against place, on your work.
• Sewing 22: For this sewing, I put the minimum speed on my embroiderer and I follow the sewing to place my fabric correctly on the top of the head.
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Step 11:
• Get out of frame, remove excess fabric, leave a little more fabric at the opening.
