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Hoop double tear-away stabilizer, or heavy tear-away stabilizer. Place fabric on top (I used fleece)
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Sew the first outline of the bunny. and the face and embroidery design details.Then flip the hoop.
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Tape matching fabric to the back of the hoop.
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Then finish sewing the outlines and eyelets,like So.
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The back should look like this. Now trim around the edge of the bunny.
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You can sew a pompom ,or a bit of fluffy fleece, (I keep all my scraps in a plastic bag)Once you tail is on, your FLAT bunting is ready.
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For the FAT Bunny, snip a tiny slash through the back fabric where the tail would be.
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Then fill with polyester stuffing,or sometimes I recycle the old produce bags from the grocery store . |
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Sew a scrap of fluffy fleece over the tail hole, and you have a FAT bunny! |
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For the rosy cheeks, if you have a red marker, paint the end of a Qtip, then rub on the ceeks,for a soft look. Then if you wish, decorate. |
