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Love to Sew Studio Uses
Brother Project Runway Sewing Machines |
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How to make Fabric Easter
Eggs / How to Sew Decorative Fabric Eggs
Sewing for Easter &
Spring Project
These adorable fabric Easter
eggs are fast and easy to sew together. You can be as creative as you want
to be. When you're done, place them in a basket with Easter grass.
Happy Spring Sewing!
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Let's Make the Pattern
First: Using an 8.5"X11"
piece of computer paper, sketch a simple egg pattern about the size you
want your fabric egg to be.
Label your pattern and always keep your
patterns when you are done using them. You never know when you may need it
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Pin and cut out your egg
pieces. You will need two for each egg. (One for the front and one for the back.) |
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Now it's time to decorate the
front of your egg using a zigzag stitch to attach your trimmings.
Save the back of the egg for later. |
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This is where you can be as
creative as you want while decorating your egg.
You can copy mine, but try and create some
on your own. We'd love to see the fabric eggs you made.
Send
us a photo! |
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Use a close zigzag stitch
to attach your trimmings and embellishments on the egg front.
Be creative! |
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Once you are done "decorating"
your egg, place the front and back pieces pretty sides together and pin
around the outer edge. Leave a 3.5" opening on the side as shown in the
photo by using double pins. Straight
stitch around the egg using the pressure foot as your guide. Don't forget
to leave the opening.
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Turn egg pretty side out
through the opening. Stuff with fiber fill, and hand sew the opening closed.
Your pretty decorated fabric eggs are ready
to be put in a basket and welcome friends and family for the spring
weather and Easter holiday.
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Free Easter Sewing Project
Ideas & Patterns 1
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