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Easter Extraordinaire

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Everyone likes to experiment with new products, and I am no exception, so when I came across my newest find, I knew just what to do with it...create an Easter Extraordinaire! This set, for the 6x10 hoop, consists of 3 projects: an Easter basket (handle optional), an egg holder, and a teeny bowl perfect for individual place settings.

Each project features front and back fabrics and can be done with traditional batting for a placemat (13.5"x13.5") and coasters (each approximately 4"x4"), but the real fun begins when you replace the batting with Inn-spire, a product which, when heated with an iron or hair dryer, becomes mold-able until cooled. So suddenly all the projects have the capability of being 3-dimensional!

Each project, either with traditional batting or Inn-spire, is done completely in the hoop and features lots of decorative stitching. The tutorial will guide you through all nuances related to the new product, and I think you'll find it just as exciting as I did--enjoy!!

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Tutorial - Easter Extraordinaire

Basket-Placemat

(7.83" x 5.20")

Handles

(1.89" x 7.20")

Bowl-Round Coaster

(4.07" x 4.06")

Egg Holder-Square Coaster

(3.88" x 3.88")

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Pat D.

I just finished the small bowl and like the way it works. I would love to have a pattern that was bigger for candy dishes using the inn-spire. Do you have any other patterns? Love your designs. I have quite a few.

Pat D

09/21/18 11:45 am MST

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Heather B.

Hi, Pat. Thanks for the feedback on PJ's designs. Sadly, PJ (Jackie) has retired from digitizing designs and is no longer making new designs. The only other bowl I can find that she has made is for her Build-a-Honeycomb set. If it were me, I'd probably play around with making this Easter bowl larger.

~Heather
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09/21/18 01:07 pm MST

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Carolee R.

I was wondering if the inn-spire product is workable with the embroidery machine without hurting the machine. Is it really stiff before it is heated and molded and soft enough to stitch through. I have used many of PJ Designs but never with this product. Any input that you could give me about this product for this project, before I purchase the Easter Extraordinaire design would be appreciated.

Thank You,

Carolee

02/17/17 03:55 pm MST

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jackie p.

Hi, Carolee, I'm Jackie (PJ), the designer of the project. Heather asked me to jump in, so here I am! The Inn-spire is fine for the embroidery machine! The tutorial guides you through making a template to pre-cut the Inn-spire, because it it too stiff to trim in the hoop. The only thing I recommend is that you use a Microtex needle when sewing it--I found they work very well and eliminate the Inn-spire shredding the thread. That being said, my neighbor, who also has the embroidery bug, forgot to use one and had no problem. I always do, though. Hope this helps!

02/17/17 05:11 pm MST

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Carol G.

Hi...I have not bee able to find Inn-Spire....where can you buy it? Thank you....

Update...I was looking for batting and it is listed as a stabilizer. Thank you

03/05/18 11:59 am MST

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Heather B.

Hi, Carol. I'd recommend Floriani's Stitch N Shape Stabilizer for you. We carry here at Embroidery.com and it is very similar to the Inn-Spire product (which seems to be hard to find at this time):