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ITH Easter Egg Cozies
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ITH Easter Egg Cozies Embroidery Project

By   Pat Williams   on   March 24, 2014

PROJECT DETAILS

SKILL LEVEL
Beginner
TIME REQUIRED
01:00
Description

Fast and easy to make these felt, in the hoop, Easter Egg Cozies will be great additions to your Easter table décor. You can make both in an hour.

Project Preview Video

Materials
  • 16” x 5” rectangles of white and yellow acrylic washable felt
  • Light tear away or poly mesh stabilizer
  • 2 purchased egg cups
  • Small amount of polyester stuffing
  • Embroidery thread per color charts
  • Bobbin with yellow thread for the chick
  • Bobbin with white thread for the bunny
  • 5” x 7” hoop
  • White pom-pom
  • Assorted mini bows, rosette, basket
  • Craft glue
  • Plastic or real hard boiled eggs
  • Embroidery or scotch tape

  • Designs used in this project

    Final Product: What You Will Create
     


    Step 1:
    For the Bunny Easter Egg Cozie (EGCA01) hoop tear away stabilizer in a 5” x 7” hoop. With white thread run the outline.


    Step 2:
    Place an 8” x 5” rectangle of felt over the outline and tape the top and bottom edges.


    Step 3:
    Following the color chart stitch the bunny face and outline through color change number 5.


    Step 4:
    Remove the hoop from the machine and tape an 8”x 5” rectangle of felt over the back of the embroidery.


    Step 5:
    Return the hoop to the machine and stitch the last color sequence which is to join the two sections of the bunny together.


    Step 6:
    Trim all the way around the bunny with small scissors about 1/8” from the stitching.


    Step 7:
    Stuff just a small amount of polyester stuffing in the top of the head just to give it a little roundness. Do not fill the whole head with stuffing. It won’t fit on the egg if you do.


    Step 8:
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    Place a plastic or real hard-boiled egg in an egg cup and place the egg cozy over the top.


    Step 9:

    For the Chick Easter Egg Cozie (EGCZ02) load a bobbin with yellow thread and use this bobbin throughout the embroidery.


    Step 10:

    Hoop tear away stabilizer and stitch the outline with yellow thread.
     


    Step 11:
    Tape an 8”x 5” rectangle of yellow felt over the outline.


    Step 12:
    Following the color chart embroider the chick through color change number 6.


    Step 13:
    Remove the hoop from the machine and tape an 8’x 5” rectangle of felt over the back of the hoop.


    Step 14:
    Return the hoop to the machine and stitch the final color sequence.


    Step 15:
    Trim the chick edges 1/8” around from the stitches.


    Step 16:

    Stuff just a small amount of polyester stuffing in the top of the head just to give it a little roundness. Do not fill the whole head with stuffing. It won’t fit on the egg if you do.


    Step 17:
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    Place a plastic or real hard-boiled egg in an egg cup and place the chicken on top.


    Step 18:

    To give your bunny and chick a little personality, search your stash or local hobby store for miniature bows and baskets. 


    Step 19:
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    Glue a white pom-pom on the back bottom of the bunny for a tail. Bend one of his ears forward.


    Step 20:
    Glue ribbons, rosettes and other findings such as the basket to make each cozy unique.
    Meet the Author: Pat Williams
    Pat Williams
    Award winning Digitizer, Embroidery Educator, Author and a Consultant to the Industry, Pat Williams has 30 years of experience in the embroidery industry. Pat has won multiple awards for her digitizing expertise including the 2007 Impressions Awards Grand Championship, Best of Show as well as the 1st and 2nd Place Awards. Pat’s love of digitizing has afforded her the opportunity to write numerous articles for Impressions magazine in the United States and Images Magazine in Europe. In 2001 Pat was named “Embroidery Educator of the Year.” For many years Pat taught digitizing seminars at the ISS Shows in Long Beach, CA and for Compucon software. She now resides in Tucson, AZ.
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