Let's make some Easter Eggs!!
Start with an Oval Pattern and make sure you have at least 1/4" extra for a seam allowance.
Sew them up all the way around. I always double stitch mine.
Cut a slit in the back.
Stuff them. I learned (after I'd done them all) that if you stuff them too much they will pucker on the sides. I just wanted some fat Easter Eggs!
Now let's put some color on them. If you want them bright, then just apply the paint with only a damp brush. IF, however, you want them a bit more Prim, then add a WASH to the fabric by adding water to your paints......OR you can wet your fabric and then brush on the paint. Your call.
Not perfect but I wasn't looking for perfection!
At this point, you can dip them in your PRIM/STAIN mix and bake/sun dry them. I chose to leave mine as is.
I hide the back stitching, which is quite hideous, by wrapping the ribbon all the way around with a spot or two of hot glue. Embellish as you desire.
Enjoy!
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Vicky
Vicky
15 comments:
Those are really cute, love them
Those are cute! Thanks for the tutorial!
Very pretty & festive!
Fabulous Vicky!! Love how you embellished them!
You know I will have to use this on the OFG Team blog, right!?!
Enjoy your day,
Barb
Trying to decide if I should try this between putting on the compression stockings and dispensing the meds, or between making the Gluten Free, Diabetic and Heart Healthy Meals, and prompting the patient out of bed to make the "exercise circle of the first floor". Humm. Must decide because these look so F-U-N Vicky. Thanks for sharing... sending BIG hugs. L
Love the bright spring colors! ~*~Lisa
Adorable! Love those colors. Hugs, Robin
I love these and your carrots, too! I was with you until you started painting! heehee! Do I see paint on your fingers? Of COURSE I do! You're the best!
So sweet x
What a wonderful idea. How pretty!!! Thanks for sharing.
Cute Vicky, love the colours!
Sweetness! Thanks for sharing your beautiful creation!
Hi Vicky!
Very cute! Here is a little tip to avoid those puckers. First make some clips into the seam all around your stitching (being careful not to clip into your stitching) Spray your egg with some water as you are stuffing. You will be amazed at how much you can stuff your egg and get a nice firm egg with no puckers. I got that tip from Maureen at Sweetmeadows Farm.
Have a great day!
Wanda
Olde Crow Mercantile
How cute and they actually look pretty easy to make! Thanks for sharing. :)
Thanks for the tutorial =)
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