A couple of tips using the egg pattern with felt:
Because felt is thicker, I definitely recommend clipping your curves (making sure not to clip though your stitches).
Also, leave as big an opening as you can, making it easier to turn right side out.
I will show you more when I finish.
7 comments:
i love the picture!
your package is going out tomorrow, and i'm pretty sure you get to pick another print b/c you were pretty close on my mystery pic- but i'm going to let people keep guessing b/c i am evil.
The felt egg is lovely! I can't wait to try and make one this weekend. I think I'll trim mine with some sweet new spring felt ribbon I picked up recently :)
Thanks again for the pattern I finished my first one yesterday and I'm ready to start the Easter basket production line - 2 daughters, one niece will six each be enough?
I just posted a picture of my prototype on flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/onegirlsopinion/3395302448/
and posted on my blog - thanks again!
The egg is lovely, but I'm fascinated by the penguin!!
Nancy in Atlanta
This is so lovely! I am going to check out your pattern now!
Hello! Listen, I tried to access to your entries through the links at the right side of the screen but I was not able, instead, I was sent to a blank page... does any one know what kind of trouble is that and how to solve it?
After hubby made the most fantastic play kitchen for our kids from an old armoir my new obsession is felt food. I saw on another blog (wefolkart) where she made stuffable eggs(cracked eggs). Any suggestions for modifying your egg pattern into stuffable/crackable eggs?
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