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Create a charming zebra-themed pacifier holder with this in-the-hoop project. Ideal for babies and children, this adorable accessory keeps pacifiers close and secure. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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
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Make the 2nd seam,this seam will hold yourfabric on your support
Then put your 2nd piece of fabric,place against place
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Make the last seam to unite your 2 pieces
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rhis sewing is done on your support to indicate the location of your fabric
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Put your first piece of fabric on the seam and water-soluble support taking care to hide the seam well
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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
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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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seam on your support to indicate the location of your fabric
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put your first piece of fabric and your water soluble support.Take care to hide the seam
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seam to hold your fabric and water soluble support on your base support
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Do the embroidery stitches seam from 3 to 8
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seam to show you the location for your snout
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Put your small piece of cloth for the snout
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sewing 1o: sew and remove excess fabric
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stitch 11and i2:Puta small piece of water- soluble support and make the embroidery stitches
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This seam tells you the location of your first ear
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put your first ear on this seam taking care to keep it in place
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sewing 14:sewing your ear on your head
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seam i5:seam in the top of the head to indicate the location of the mane and the ribbon on the top of the head
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put your mane first over put your ribbon and hold securely in place
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sewing 16:sewing to hold your mane and top ribbon in place
sewing 17 and 18: sewing for your 2nd ears,as for sewing 13 and 14
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seam i9:seam to indicate the location of the tape at the bottom of the nipple
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Roll up your ribbon from top to top and put your ribbon from bottom place to place on the seam 19
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sewing 20: sewing to keep your bottom ribbon in place
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Put your ribbons back towards the bottom of the teat and hold in place
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Put your 2nd piece of fabric(fabric for the back of the head) side up
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Sewing 20: this sewing will join your 2 pieces together.
For the back of the head,I always put the speed of my embroiderer to the lowest and I am my fabric so that the foot of the embroiderer does not remain stuck in the fabric
