The sticking is out of order. It never gave me a nose tack down stick only the satin stitch. When I went to stitch the front and back of the head together then it decided to stitch the nose line. I had already had my front and back of head taped together and using a different color of thread. There was no way to bypass this nose tack down. So I had to pick out the nose just to flip the head right side out and pull out all the wrong colored thread. The pattern is broken.
Love the Fox Lovey finished product but the instructions are quite confusing. I am an experienced ITH embroidery project embroiderer but find the instructions not easy to follow. It will be a nightmare for a first time ITH embroiderer with no experience. Otherwise great pattern and now that i know how to i will do lots more of them.
The sticking is out of order. It never gave me a nose tack down stick only the satin stitch. When I went to stitch the front and back of the head together then it decided to stitch the nose line. I had already had my front and back of head taped together and using a different color of thread. There was no way to bypass this nose tack down. So I had to pick out the nose just to flip the head right side out and pull out all the wrong colored thread. The pattern is broken.
Love the Fox Lovey finished product but the instructions are quite confusing. I am an experienced ITH embroidery project embroiderer but find the instructions not easy to follow. It will be a nightmare for a first time ITH embroiderer with no experience. Otherwise great pattern and now that i know how to i will do lots more of them.
He came out cut with some revisions. The directions are confusing because they were written for all three of the loveys and you have to skip around other directions that are not meant for the fox. The head is floppy when complete so I added some hand stitching to make it more secure. After working with other designers instructions these seemed lacking. It would also be nice to have material piece sizes so you can cut them out ahead of time.
I made the smallest one- a little tricky to understand the instructions, but it was my first time making something like this. It turned out great. Looking forward to trying more.
it is so adorable ! I love him thank you
Make baby's first toy with this beautiful Fox Lovey! Made in the hoop for all hoop sizes. Features head, arms and tail attachment in the hoop, little stuffing, easy turning. No doll joints to hurt babies. Eyelashes stitch separate to allow a boy version. Skip the Flower parts to make boy version
4x4 makes 6" Lovey
5x7 makes 9" Lovey
6x10 makes 12" Lovey
8x12 makes 16" Lovey
Supplies:
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Embroidery Machine
Stabilizer
Scissors
Scotch Tape
Optional Glue Gun
Fabric with stretch like Shannon Minky or Fleece
Poly Fil
Needle and Thread to Close openings
Rattle insert-Optional
Fox's tail is attached in the hoop. This project comes with options to allow head attachment in the hoop OR on the sewing machine if your machine struggles
