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Zebra Cover Embroidery Project

By   Sew Chic   on   August 02, 2024

PROJECT DETAILS

SKILL LEVEL
Beginner
TIME REQUIRED
00:45
Description

Zebra Cover 1-Ears and mane, 2 pieces of 4x6cm high in black, 2 pieces of 11x7cm high in white 2-The head: 2 pieces of 11x11cm in white 3- The arms: 1 piece of 22x8cm of white color and 1 piece of 22x6cm high

Project Preview Video



Preface:

© Broderie Dzhiboux. All rights reserved.
This project is officially licensed to ITH Boutique. All images, digitizing rights, step-by-step instructions, and project visuals are the exclusive property of Broderie Dzhiboux. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution is prohibited.

Materials
  • Tearable support, water-soluble support, temporary glue, stuff, tapestry thread, needle


  • Final Product: What You Will Create


    Step 1:
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    EARS AND MANE

    The first seam is done on your tearable support
    Once this seam is finished, take your first piece of fabric and put the reverse on your support



    Step 2:
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    Make the 2nd seam, this seam will hold your fabric on your support
    Then put your 2nd piece of fabric, place against place.



    Step 3:
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    Make the last seam to unite your 2 pieces



    Step 4:
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    This seam is done on your support to tell you the location of your fabric



    Step 5:

    Put your first piece of fabric on the seam and water-soluble support, taking care to hide the seam well



    Step 6:
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    Make the seam that will hold your fabric on the support.
    Make the embroidery stitches
    Once these 2 steps are completed, put your 2nd piece of fabric, place against place



    Step 7:
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    Make the last seam that will sew your 2 pieces of fabric together.

    Get out of the frame, remove excess fabric, turn to the place and set aside.



    Step 8:
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    THE HEAD

    The first seam is done on your support to tell you the location of your fabric



    Step 9:

    Put on your first piece of fabric and water-soluble support. Take it well n to hide the co uture

     


    Step 10:
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    This seam will keep your fabric and water-soluble support on your base support



    Step 11:
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    Make the embroidery stitches



    Step 12:
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    This seam tells you the location for your batting



    Step 13:
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    Put your batting to cover the entire seam



    Step 14:
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    Make the sewing that will sew your batting on your project



    Step 15:
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    Remove excess batting



    Step 16:
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    Put your little piece of fabric for the muzzle



    Step 17:
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    Sew and remove excess fabric



    Step 18:
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    Put a small piece of water-soluble support and make the embroidery stitches



    Step 19:
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    this seam tells you the location of your first ear

     


    Step 20:
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    Put your first ear on this seam taking care to hold in place



    Step 21:
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    Sewing your ear on your head



    Step 22:
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    Seam in the top of the head to tell you the location of the mane



    Step 23:

    hold well in place and make the sewing



    Step 24:

    Make the other ear in the same way



    Step 25:
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    Put your 2nd piece of fabric, place against place.
    A little advice: reduce the speed of your embroiderer to follow the seam and place the fabric as you go



    Step 26:
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    Last seam that will sew your pieces together.
    Once this seam is finished, remove from your frame, cut the excess and return to the place



    Step 27:
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    THE ARMS

    cut your 2 pieces of fabric

     



    Step 28:
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    Make a seam to join your 2 pieces together



    Step 29:
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    Make the first seam on your tearable support

     


    Step 30:
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    Put your fabric, the junction of the 2 tissues must follow the line



    Step 31:
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    Put on your water-soluble support



    Step 32:

    This seam will keep your fabric and water-soluble support on your support



    Step 33:
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    Make the embroidery stiches 



    Step 34:
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    Fold your fabric, taking care to follow the junction line of the 2 colors of fabrics



    Step 35:
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    Make the last seam that will sew your 2 pieces together.
    Get out of the frame, remove the excess fabric and put in the place



    Step 36:
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    THE ASSEMBLY
    All you have to do is do the assembly.

    you should have this before doing the assembly



    Step 37:
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    Put the stuff in the paws and head



    Step 38:
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    Before closing the arms, put your buttons s pressure to be able to attach it with the small cover, I made a template for the pressure buttons, take a piece of plastic, make a hole at 0 cm and the other at 3 cm from the first hole, this template will serve you to put your pressure buttons on the back of the arms and on the cover



    Step 39:
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    Subsequently put the stuff and close with an invisible seam

     


    Step 40:
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    Position your head on your arms, I put a little fabric glue to hold my head in place before sewing. Once your glue is dry and your head in place, sew it with an invisible seam and your tapestry thread.



    Step 41:
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    Take your blanket and decide where you are going to put your dog, put your buttons pressed and join the animal on your small blanket.

    PS: I always do at least 3 times the invisible seam so that it is really well sewn.



    Step 42:

    Here is the final product

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