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Here you'll find the patterns for the Easter ornaments.
To assemble them, follow us on Instagram from February 21.
Practical information and embroidery stitches are at the bottom of the page.
You can also consult the glossary and mini-classes.
Le Mouton
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The Sheep

La Corbeille
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The Egg basket

L'Oiseau
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The Bird

​Le Poussin
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The Chick

La Brebis
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The Ewe

Le Tournesol
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The Sunflower

La Poule
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The Hen

L'Arrosoir
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The Watering-can

Le Panier
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The Basket

Le Lapin de face
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The Rabbit

L'œuf à pois
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The Polka-dot egg

Le Lapin de dos
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The Rabbit from back

L'Œuf avec noeud
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The Egg with bow

Le Coq
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The Rooster

Les Fleurs
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The flowers

Supplies
Je vous indique quelques uns de mes fournisseurs en fin de page "Outils et Fournitures"
1 mm cardboard: choose a rigid cardboard.
Patchwork fabrics
Fleece and wadding
Felt
Cord (3-4 mm)
Beads (approx. 1 cm)
Erasable pencil for fabric
Cardboard and felt glues
Embroidery Threads



A few details
- To cut out the felt, tape the templates on top and use small scissors to cut them together.

- As for the fleece, I usually use two layers: one the size of cardboard and a smaller one in the center, which gives a little more volume.

- If your cardboard is gray or printed, glue a thick white or straw-colored paper over it to prevent it showing through the fabric.
Then cut a piece of fabric slightly larger than the template and glue it to the cardboard. Clip if necessary and glue the excess to the back of the cardboard.

- To glue the cord, fold it in half, place the middle of the cord in the bottom of the ornament and glue to the edge, working your way up each side. Make sure the two sides meet in the middle of the top of the ornament. Insert the two pieces of cord into a bead, slide it onto the cardboard and apply a little glue to secure it. Tie a knot 7 cm above the bead.


Embroidery stitches used
Blanket stitch for sewing two layers of felt together

Fly stitch

Back stitch

Running stitch​

French knot stitch

Overcast stitch

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