Easter Embroidery Pattern hand embroidery by KimberlyOuimet
4,00 USD
Bunnies, chicks, a duckling and a lot of eggs in baskets are some of the stitchable patterns discovered in this Easter Hand Embroidery Pattern Package. This is a 12 page pattern packet that consists of a title page and 11 pages of pleased, whimsical Easter themed motifs and borders.
Do not limit the designs to Easter, try them out for spring, scrap-booking, coloring pages, quilt blocks, applique design templates and card making projects as well!
This pattern packet is available for instantaneous download. As soon as your payment is total, the pattern may be downloaded and you are ready to print it and move it to your job.
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There are 2 methods to transfer the pattern to your job:
1. Utilizing light-weight material, tape the pattern (deal with up) to a flat, smooth surface and tape your fabric over the pattern. You need to have the ability to see the pattern with your material. Use a washable transfer pencil or erasable marker to trace the pattern. For heavier materials, you will certainly need a light to see the pattern. You might tape the pattern and fabric over a light box or onto a window.
2. Utilizing tracing paper (occasionally called embroidery tracing paper or dressmaker’s tracing paper), tape your fabric to a tough, flat, smooth surface area. Cut a piece of tracing paper that is an appropriate size for the pattern. Place the tracing paper (carbon side down) onto the fabric where you want the design to be. Set the pattern on top of the tracing paper with the best side of the pattern facing up. Make certain the three layers (fabric, tracing paper, and pattern) are in place and afterwards tape the pattern edges down to the fabric so that everything stays firmly in place. Firmly trace the pattern with a pencil, a dry ballpoint pen, a tracing stylus or an embossing tool.
This pattern is for your personal use and is not planned to be sold or made use of on products to be offered.