👉 Use this design:
Hedgehog with umbrella under rain embroidery design
https://embroideres.com/hedgehog-umbrella-under-rain-embroidery-design-74450/

✂️ What You’ll Need

🧵 Embroidery machine
🪡 Threads (warm autumn tones + contrast details)
🧶 Cotton fabric (soft, not stiff)
📎 Stabilizer (tear-away or water-soluble)
✂️ Scissors (including small detail scissors)
🧷 Ribbon or loop
🧼 Iron

💡 Expert Tip:
Choose medium-weight cotton — it keeps the shape but still looks soft and natural (not like cardboard).

🧵 Step 1. Preparation

Hoop your fabric with stabilizer and load the design.
Recommended size: 10–15 cm (perfect for decor).

💡 Pro Tip:
Keep the embroidery at about 20–30% of the total piece size — this creates a balanced, premium look.

🧵 Step 2. Embroidery Process

Start stitching your hedgehog with umbrella ☔

The machine will stitch in layers: outline → fill → details.

💡 Expert Tip:
Check thread tension — this is what gives your embroidery that clean, professional texture.

🍁 Step 3. Create the Leaf Shape

After embroidery:

1. Draw a maple leaf shape around the design

2. Cut two identical pieces (front + back)

💡 Leave a 5–7 mm seam allowance.

🧷 Step 4. Add the Hanging Loop

Insert a ribbon or fabric loop at the top between layers.

💡 Pro Tip:
Use a slightly stiff ribbon — it holds shape better and looks more polished.

🧵 Step 5. Stitch & Finish Edges

Sew the two pieces together:

✔ Sewing machine
✔ Or decorative satin stitch / overlock

💡 Expert Tip:
A clean edge finish is what makes your piece look store-quality, not homemade.

✨ Step 6. Final Touches

✔ Turn (if needed)
✔ Press with an iron
✔ Remove stabilizer

💡 Water-soluble stabilizer? Just rinse with water.

🎯 Why This Project Works

✔ Budget-friendly
✔ Quick (done in one evening)
✔ Looks like designer decor
✔ Perfect for Pinterest & Instagram content

🍂 Creative Ways to Use It

✨ Window decoration
✨ Handmade gift
✨ Kitchen or nursery decor
✨ Seasonal product for your shop

💬 Insider Secret

This project looks premium not because it’s complex — but because of:

✔ Clean shape
✔ Neat edge finishing
✔ Beautiful thread texture

👉 Even a simple design can look high-end with the right execution.

Featuring the Kinglets Embroidery Design

A minimalist wool scarf with delicate bird embroidery is the perfect blend of elegance and craftsmanship. In this guide, I’ll walk you through materials, sizing, embroidery placement, edge finishing, and professional tips to help you create a luxury handmade accessory.

✨ Project Overview

This scarf features refined machine embroidery placed asymmetrically near the lower edge — ideal for coats, wool jackets, and autumn/winter styling.

We’ll use the beautiful Kinglets Embroidery Design for this project.

🔗 Design Reference (Widget Table)

Use this table format for your website widget:

📏 Recommended Scarf Dimensions

For a look similar to the example:

✔ Classic Long Scarf

• Length: 170–190 cm (67–75 in)

• Width: 25–35 cm (10–14 in)

✔ Wide Statement Scarf

• Length: 180 cm (70 in)

• Width: 35–45 cm (14–18 in)

📌 Tip: Embroidery looks most elegant when placed 12–18 cm (5–7 in) from the bottom edge.

🧵 Materials You’ll Need

🧶 Fabric

• Wool blend

• Cashmere blend

• Soft boiled wool

• High-quality fleece (budget alternative)

Weight: Medium (250–350 gsm)
Color: Neutral tones (beige, camel, grey) enhance embroidery detail.

🧵 Stabilizer

• Medium tear-away (for stable wool)

• Light cut-away (for soft or stretchy fabric)

🪡 Threads

• Polyester embroidery thread (durable)

• Rayon (luxury sheen)

• Matte cotton for minimalist look

🪡 Step-by-Step Instructions

1️⃣ Cut the Fabric

✔ Cut your scarf rectangle according to chosen size.
✔ Add 1–2 cm seam allowance if finishing with folded hem.

Press lightly with steam.

2️⃣ Mark Embroidery Placement

📍 Measure 12–18 cm from one short edge.
📍 Center design horizontally or shift slightly toward one side for a modern asymmetrical look.

💡 Pro Tip: Slight asymmetry creates a premium fashion feel.

3️⃣ Hoop & Stabilize

✔ Place stabilizer underneath.
✔ Hoop fabric carefully — avoid stretching wool.
✔ Use spray adhesive if necessary.

⚠ Do not over-tighten hoop — wool can distort.

4️⃣ Stitch the Embroidery

Load the Kinglets Embroidery Design into your machine.

Recommended:

• Needle: 75/11 embroidery needle

• Speed: Medium

• Top thread tension: Slightly reduced for wool

🧵 Monitor first color changes to ensure clean stitch formation.

5️⃣ Remove Stabilizer

• Tear away gently (if tear-away).

• Trim excess cut-away carefully.

Use steam from the back to relax fibers.

✂ Edge Finishing Options

✔ Minimal Folded Hem

• Fold 1 cm twice

• Stitch with matching thread

Clean, classic look.

✔ Invisible Hand Finish

• Use blind hem stitch

• Ideal for luxury scarves

✔ Raw Edge + Fray (Fashion Style)

• Leave raw

• Trim evenly

• Gently brush edges for soft fringe

Modern and stylish.

✔ Rolled Edge (Professional Finish)

• Best for lighter wool

• Requires narrow hem foot or serger

🧥 Placement Styling Ideas

✨ Near lower corner
✨ On both ends (mirrored)
✨ Large single statement embroidery
✨ Subtle tone-on-tone design

🎯 Professional Tips

💎 Use slightly darker thread than fabric for subtle elegance.
💎 Avoid very dense designs on soft wool.
💎 Test on scrap fabric first.
💎 Steam from reverse side only.
💎 If fabric is very soft, fuse lightweight interfacing in embroidery area before stitching.

🧼 Care Instructions

✔ Hand wash cold
✔ Lay flat to dry
✔ Steam gently
✔ Avoid aggressive rubbing on embroidery area

💡 Optional Upgrade

Add:

• Small leather brand tag

• Matching coat embroidery

• Gift packaging with care card

🧣 Final Result

You’ll create a timeless accessory that combines:

• 🕊 Nature-inspired elegance

• 🧵 Professional machine embroidery

• 🧥 Luxury fashion styling

Perfect for boutique collections, Etsy shops, or handmade gifts.

If you love combining functional sewing projects with machine embroidery, this DIY embroidered phone pouch is perfect for you! Today we’ll create a stylish fabric case with a drawstring cord, designed to fit the latest large-screen iPhone (up to 6.9″ display size).

Soft, protective, and customizable — it’s a beautiful handmade accessory 💙

📏 Step 1: Determine the Size

For the newest large iPhone models (approx. 6.9″ screen):

Approximate phone dimensions:

• Height: 160–165 mm (6.3–6.5″)

• Width: 75–80 mm (3″)

• Depth: 8–9 mm

✂️ Finished pouch internal size:

• Height: 17 cm (6.7″)

• Width: 9 cm (3.5″)

✂️ Fabric cutting size (with seam allowances):

Cut 2 main pieces:

• 19 cm × 11 cm
  (Add 1 cm seam allowance on all sides)

🧵 Materials Needed

• Outer fabric (linen, cotton canvas, or textured cotton)

• Lining fabric (soft cotton or flannel)

• Lightweight fusible interfacing

• Embroidery design (sized approx. 6–8 cm tall)

• Cord (80–90 cm length)

• Safety pin

• Matching thread

• Sewing machine + embroidery machine

Optional:

• Thin batting for extra protection

• Decorative beads for cord ends ✨

🪡 Step 2: Embroider First!

Always embroider before assembling.

1. Fuse interfacing to the wrong side of outer fabric.

2. Hoop stabilizer + fabric.

3. Center the embroidery about:

   • 5–6 cm below top edge

4. Stitch your design.

5. Remove stabilizer and press from the back.

💡 Tip: Keep embroidery at least 2 cm away from seam edges.

🧷 Step 3: Prepare the Drawstring Channel

We’ll create a clean top channel:

1. Fold top edge of outer fabric:

   • 1 cm inside, press.

   • Then another 2 cm fold.

2. Stitch along the lower folded edge.

3. Repeat for both outer pieces.

This creates a tunnel for the cord.

🧵 Step 4: Assemble the Pouch

1. Place outer pieces right sides together.

2. Stitch sides and bottom:

   • 1 cm seam allowance

3. Reinforce corners.

Repeat same with lining (but leave 4 cm gap at bottom for turning).

✨ Optional: Box the Corners

For more volume:

1. Pinch bottom corner.

2. Measure 1.5 cm across.

3. Stitch straight line.

4. Trim excess.

This gives a soft 3D shape.

🧷 Step 5: Join Outer & Lining

1. Place outer pouch inside lining (right sides facing).

2. Align top edges.

3. Stitch around top.

4. Turn through lining gap.

5. Close gap with hidden stitch.

6. Push lining inside.

7. Topstitch near upper edge.

🎀 Step 6: Insert the Cord

1. Attach safety pin to cord.

2. Thread through channel.

3. Tie ends securely.

4. Add decorative beads if desired.

Done! 💙

📐 Seam Allowances Summary

🧠 Expert Tips

✔ Use 40wt thread for embroidery
✔ Add thin batting for shock protection
✔ Pre-wash fabrics to prevent shrinkage
✔ Use tear-away stabilizer for clean finish
✔ Adjust width if using thick phone case

🎨 Design Placement Advice

For balanced look:

• Embroidery should occupy 25–35% of front area

• Keep centered horizontally

• Avoid placing too low (may distort when cord tightens)

💡 Variations

• Add wrist strap instead of neck cord

• Make a double-cord version

• Add flap with magnetic snap

• Quilt outer fabric for extra style

🧵 Final Size

Finished pouch:

• Height: approx. 17–18 cm

• Width: approx. 9–10 cm

Perfect for the newest max-size iPhone models 📱✨

Embroidered_iPhone_Max_Pouch_A4_Printable.pdf

With Embroidered Fabric Panels

(Size for Adult Cat)

📐 FINISHED SIZE (Assembled)

• Height: 42 cm (16.5")

• Base outer diameter: 55 cm (21.5")

• Entrance height: 18 cm (7")

• Entrance width: 20 cm (8")

✔ Suitable for adult cats 4–7 kg (9–15 lbs)

🧵 MATERIALS (Recommended)

Fabric

Outer fabric:
Heavy cotton canvas, upholstery cotton, linen canvas
👉 Fabric weight: 250–320 g/m²

Inner fabric (optional):
Cotton, flannel, or fleece

🧱 Stabilization (CRITICAL for stability)

Choose ONE option (best → good):

✅ Best options

• 3 mm EVA foam

• Bag stabilizer (Decovil Heavy / Style-Vil)

✅ Good option

• Two layers of heavy fusible interfacing
  (Vilene H640 ×2)

🚫 Not sufficient alone: thin interfacing only

Base

• Furniture foam 3–4 cm thick

• Non-slip fabric or felt for the bottom

Extras

• Bias tape (2.5 cm / 1" wide)

• Strong polyester thread

• Embroidery (done before sewing)

✂️ PATTERN PIECES

(Seam allowances included)

1️⃣ Side Panels — CUT 4

Shape: Isosceles trapezoid

📌 Two panels can be embroidered.

2️⃣ Entrance Panel — CUT 1

Same trapezoid shape with a cut-out opening.

Entrance opening (cut after stabilizing):

• Width: 20 cm

• Height: 18 cm

• Bottom of opening: 4 cm above the bottom edge

Reinforce the opening edge with bias tape.

3️⃣ Base Ring — CUT 2 fabric + 1 foam

⚠ Foam is cut without seam allowance.

4️⃣ Inner Cushion (optional)

• Shape: Circle

• Diameter: 38–40 cm

• Thickness: 3–4 cm

📐 CUTTING LAYOUT (Important)

• Fuse stabilizer to all panels

• Embroider panels before assembly

• Cut the entrance after embroidery

🪡 STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1 — Prepare Panels

• Fuse stabilizer to the wrong side of all panels

• Embroider design (centered, 10–12 cm from bottom)

• Cut entrance opening

• Bind opening with bias tape

STEP 2 — Assemble Teepee Body

• Sew panels together side to side

• Press seams open

• Topstitch seams (adds rigidity)

👉 You now have a cone-shaped body

STEP 3 — Stabilize the Shape (VERY IMPORTANT)

Choose one method:

✅ BEST METHOD (recommended)
Insert EVA foam or Decovil inside each panel, secured in seam allowances

OR

✅ ALTERNATIVE METHOD

• Sew vertical boning channels into seams

• Insert plastic boning or zip ties (40 cm)

✔ Prevents collapsing and sagging

STEP 4 — Base Ring Assembly

• Sew outer and inner ring fabrics right sides together

• Turn right side out

• Insert foam ring

• Quilt once around the outer edge (keeps shape)

STEP 5 — Attach Body to Base

• Pin teepee body evenly to the base ring

• Sew slowly, easing fabric

• Bind inner seam with bias tape

STEP 6 — Bottom Finish

Choose one option:

• Add non-slip fabric

• Stitch hidden silicone dots

• Add a sand-filled channel (optional weight)

🛑 HOW TO MAKE IT STAND & NOT FALL

This is the key part 👇

✅ You MUST have at least 2 of these:

✔ Heavy stabilizer in panels
✔ Rigid base ring with foam
✔ Topstitched seams

🔥 BEST PROFESSIONAL SOLUTION

• Decovil Heavy + foam base

• Slightly wider bottom (55 cm or more)

• Optional hidden weight channel in the base

🚫 Without stabilizer → it WILL collapse

✨ OPTIONAL IMPROVEMENTS

• Small top opening for ventilation

• Removable inner cushion

• Zipper in one seam for easy washing

• Cat butterfly branch free embroidery design

Teepee_Cat_Bed_Pattern_US_Letter.pdf Teepee_Cat_Bed_Pattern_A4.pdf

Step-by-Step Sewing & Embroidery Guide

A practical and elegant two-section fabric organizer for the bathroom, perfect for cotton pads, brushes, combs, and skincare tools. Neutral beige fabric, soft structure, and delicate Baby girl in dandelions embroidery design make it both functional and decorative.

✂️ Materials & Tools

Fabrics

• Main fabric: dense cotton / linen / canvas
  Color: beige or natural linen

• Lining fabric: cotton, tone-on-tone (optional but recommended)

• Stabilizer for embroidery:
  – Cut-away or tear-away (medium density)

Notions

• Fusible interfacing (medium weight)

• Polyester thread (matching fabric)

• Embroidery thread (brown + light beige tones)

• Pins or fabric clips

• Fabric marker or chalk

Tools

• Sewing machine

• Embroidery machine

• Hoop (minimum 130×180 mm recommended)

• Iron

• Scissors / rotary cutter

• Ruler

📐 Finished Size (Recommended)

Overall organizer size:

• Width: 22–24 cm (8.5–9.5")

• Depth: 10–12 cm (4–4.7")

• Height: 10–12 cm (4–4.7")

Inner sections:

• Two equal compartments

• Each section ≈ 10–11 cm wide

This size comfortably fits cotton balls on one side and grooming tools on the other.

🧩 Cutting Layout

Outer Fabric

• Front panel: 24 × 12 cm

• Back panel: 24 × 12 cm

• Side panels (2 pcs): 12 × 12 cm

• Bottom panel: 24 × 12 cm

Lining (same pieces)

Repeat the same measurements for lining fabric.

Divider

• 1 rectangle: 12 × 12 cm
  (Height equals organizer height, width equals depth)

🧵 Step 1: Embroidery Placement

1. Take the front panel of the outer fabric.

2. Fuse interfacing to the wrong side.

3. Hoop the fabric with stabilizer.

4. Center the embroidery horizontally, placing it:

   • 3–4 cm above the bottom edge

   • Exactly in the middle width-wise

5. Stitch the embroidery design.

6. Remove stabilizer and press gently from the back.

💡 Tip: Choose light, sketch-style embroidery with visible stitch texture — it works best on neutral fabric.

🪡 Step 2: Prepare the Divider

1. Fold divider piece in half (right sides together).

2. Stitch around, leaving a small opening.

3. Turn right side out and press.

4. Topstitch along the top edge for stability.

🧷 Step 3: Assemble Outer Organizer

1. Sew side panels to the front panel.

2. Attach the back panel.

3. Sew the bottom panel.

4. Insert the divider:

   • Align it exactly in the center

   • Stitch divider edges to bottom and side seams

You now have a structured outer box with two compartments.

🧵 Step 4: Assemble the Lining

Repeat the same steps without embroidery, leaving a 6–7 cm opening on one side seam for turning.

🔁 Step 5: Join Outer & Lining

1. Place outer box inside lining (right sides together).

2. Stitch around the top edge.

3. Turn through the lining opening.

4. Close the opening with ladder stitch or machine stitch.

5. Push lining inside and press neatly.

✨ Step 6: Final Touches

• Topstitch around the top edge (optional)

• Steam lightly

• Fill one section with cotton balls

• Fill the other with combs, brushes, skincare tools

🛁 Styling & Use Ideas

• Bathroom vanity organizer

• Baby care station

• Makeup table storage

• Gift for new parents

• Spa-style bathroom décor

Neutral colors + embroidery make it perfect for minimalist interiors.

📐 Pattern Pieces

1. Base (circle)

   • Diameter = basket width (e.g., 25–30 cm).

   • Cut 1 piece from outer fabric + 1 piece from lining fabric + 1 piece from stabilizer (fusible interfacing, batting, or foam).

2. Side (rectangle)

   • Height = desired basket height (e.g., 25–30 cm).

   • Length = base circumference + 2 cm (seam allowance).

   • Cut 1 piece from outer fabric + 1 piece from lining + 1 piece from stabilizer.

3. Optional handles – cut 2 strips from the same fabric or use webbing. Baby girl and her little red heart embroidery design

🧵 Sewing Instructions

1. Prepare the side panel: Sew the short edges of the rectangle together to form a cylinder.

2. Attach the base: Sew the circular base to the bottom of the cylinder (first lining, then outer fabric).

3. Assemble basket and lining: Place outer basket and lining right sides together. Sew along the top edge, leaving a small opening.

4. Turn inside out: Pull through the opening, press edges.

5. Topstitch the upper rim for a clean finish.

6. Add handles if desired.

✏️ Pattern Sketch

      Side (rectangle)
  ┌───────────────────────────────┐
  │                               │  Height = 25–30 cm
  │                               │
  │                               │
  └───────────────────────────────┘
       Length = base circumference

             Base (circle)
         ●──────────────●
        /                \
       |                  |   Diameter = 25–30 cm
        \                /
         ●──────────────●

💡 Tips

• For sturdiness, use foam, thick felt, or fusible interfacing between layers.

• Embroider the design before assembly, centered on the side rectangle.

• Quilting the side panel with stabilizer will help the basket keep its shape.

Download PDF pattern

fabric_basket_pattern.pdf

Bring your favorite Labubu character to life as a snaptab! This project is perfect for keychains, backpacks, or as a quirky gift.

✂️ Materials You’ll Need

• Embroidery machine + USB stick with Labubu Face Snaptab embroidery design file

• Stabilizer (tear-away or cut-away)

• Vinyl or faux leather (front and back)

• Key fob hardware (snap tab + snap button)

• Snap press or snap pliers

• Scissors and hole punch

💡 Professional Tip: Use marine vinyl or glitter vinyl for extra durability and a stylish shine.

🧵 Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Hoop & Stabilize

• Hoop your stabilizer tightly.

• Float the vinyl piece on top of the hoop.

💡 Tip: Use a temporary spray adhesive to keep vinyl in place.

2. Stitch the Placement Line

• Run the first stitch on your machine.

• This will outline where the Labubu face will go.

3. Add the Design

• Place your top piece of vinyl over the placement line.

• Stitch out the full Labubu design 🐰✨.

💡 Tip: Slow down the machine speed slightly for small details (like teeth and eyes).

4. Backing & Final Outline

• Place a piece of vinyl on the back of the hoop (for a neat finish).

• Run the final outline stitch to secure front and back together.

5. Trim & Punch

• Remove from the hoop.

• Trim around the design, leaving a small edge outside the outline.

• Punch a hole at the tab top.

💡 Tip: Use curved embroidery scissors for smooth edges.

6. Attach Snaps & Hardware

• Add your snap button using snap pliers.

• Insert the keyring hardware.

🎉 Done!

You now have a unique Labubu Face Snaptab to show off! Clip it to your keys, bags, or gift it to a fellow Labubu fan. 💕

⚡ Pro Shortcut: Make multiple snaptabs in one hooping session to save time and stabilizer.

Machine embroidery often comes with stabilizers or special foils to support the stitches during sewing. But what if the stabilizer is on the pretty side of your design and you’re unsure how to remove it? This happens more often than you think—especially when working on toy faces or delicate embroidery details.

If you’re staring at a thin, transparent plastic foil over your embroidery and don’t know whether to cut, tear, or dissolve it—this guide is for you.

What Is That Transparent Foil? 🤔

Most likely, the “plastic” you see is not really plastic but a water-soluble stabilizer (WSS).

• It’s used to hold stitches together during embroidery, especially on tricky fabrics like towels, plush, or felt.

• Once the embroidery is complete, the stabilizer is removed—usually with water.

Step 1: Test a Small Area First 🧪

👉 Pro Tip: Always start with a small corner or cut-off piece.

• Snip a little edge of the foil.

• Run it under warm water.

• If it begins to dissolve—yes, it’s WSS.

✅ This way, you don’t risk damaging your whole embroidery.

Step 2: If It’s Water-Soluble 🌊

If the stabilizer dissolves:

1. Place the embroidery under warm running water.

2. Let the foil melt away.

3. Pat gently with a towel and allow it to air-dry.

⚠️ Avoid rubbing the stitches while wet—the threads can distort!

Step 3: If It’s Not Water-Soluble ✂️

On rare occasions, it could be heat-away stabilizer or a tear-away version:

• Tear-away: Gently rip around the stitches. The embroidery itself will hold, but go slowly.

• Heat-away: Apply a warm iron with a pressing cloth. The foil will shrink and disappear.

👉 If you’re unsure—stick to testing first.

Professional Tips & Tricks 💡

📌 Tip 1: Always ask your supplier which stabilizer was used. It saves a lot of guessing.

📌 Tip 2: Keep scraps of stabilizer from your project. That way, you can test methods without risking the finished piece.

📌 Tip 3: For delicate designs (like toy faces), avoid aggressive tearing. Water is usually the safest solution.

📌 Tip 4: If you need the gift urgently—use warm water carefully on just the visible areas instead of soaking the whole toy.

Final Thoughts 🎁

Don’t panic if you see “plastic” over your embroidery. Most likely, it’s water-soluble stabilizer that’s meant to vanish with water. With patience and careful testing, you’ll reveal the beautiful stitches underneath—perfect for finishing your handmade stuffed toy gift.

✨ Remember: stabilizers are there to help during embroidery, but knowing how to remove them makes the final result truly shine.

Create your own adorable (and slightly mischievous!) Labubu plush toy with your embroidery machine. This project uses two applique embroidery files to create the front and back of the soft toy.

Designs available Labubu soft toy embroidery design

✂️ What You’ll Need:

• Embroidery machine

• Two embroidery files:

  • lalabu7_HEIGHT.format – Front side

  • lalabu7a_HEIGHT.format – Back side

• Fabric for the toy (felt, fleece, or minky recommended)

• Stabilizer (cut-away or tear-away)

• Embroidery thread (various colors)

• Scissors

• Stuffing (polyfill or cotton)

• Sewing machine or needle & thread (for final assembly)

🪡 Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Prepare Your Files

Choose the file size that fits your embroidery hoop. Each toy comes in matched front/back file pairs:

• Front: lalabu7_100.pes (for example, 100mm height)

• Back: lalabu7a_100.pes

2. Embroider the Front Side

1. Hoop the stabilizer and fabric.

2. Load the front design file (lalabu7_...).

3. Follow the embroidery steps to stitch the face, body, and all design details.

4. After finishing, remove from hoop, but do not cut around the outline yet.

3. Embroider the Back Side

1. Hoop stabilizer and fabric again.

2. Load the back design file (lalabu7a_...).

3. Run the stitching – this will outline only the shape of the toy (no details).

4. Cut Out the Shapes

• Carefully cut around the stitched outlines on both pieces.

• Add seam allowance (~5 mm) around the edges of both front and back parts when cutting.

5. Assemble the Toy

1. Place the front and back fabric pieces right sides together.

2. Sew along the outline, leaving a small opening (about 2-3 cm) at the bottom or side.

3. Turn the toy right side out.

4. Stuff the toy with filling.

5. Close the opening with a hidden hand stitch or a topstitch on a sewing machine.

📦 Notes:

• Make sure to match the correct size front and back files before starting.

• Design files are provided in several sizes to fit different hoops.

• Embroidery files include clear stitch lines for cutting and sewing.

🧷 File Naming Summary: