It’s been a while since I did a machine embroidery video tutorial. So, here is a quick and easy in-the-hoop bunny bookmark for those of you that have an embroidery machine! In the video tutorial I use my Brother PE770 embroidery machine. This is the machine I recommend for embroidery beginners. But any embroidery machine with at least a 4×4 hoop will work for this project.
My bunny bookmark is a fun and easy beginner friendly ITH (in the hoop) embroidery project. If you have an embroidery machine but have yet to try an in the hoop project I think this is the perfect project to start off with.
This cute little bookmark would make a great gift for any reader and is just what you need for a last minute basket stuffer for Easter!
If you give this project a try, leave me a comment and let me know your thoughts! You can also post pictures on my Facebook page. I love to see your creations!
To make my bunny bookmark here’s what you’ll need:
• The bunny bookmark embroidery design. {That’s right. I’m giving it to you for FREE!}
• An embroidery machine with at least a 4×4 hoop
• 3-4 different embroidery thread colors
• White & green fabric that doesn’t fray. I designed this to be made with felt and/or vinyl.
• embroidery scissors & sharp snips for trimming jump stitches
• tape and/or washable glue stick
• other basic sewing supplies for measuring & cutting fabric
This project is always a hit with kids!
Below you will find the FREE step-by-step video tutorial where I teach you how to make my bunny bookmark. If you don’t see the video below click HERE.
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Anna
I wish I lived near you and could take your classes. You do such a great job of teaching in all of your videos-thanks.
wendy
Thank you!
Lois Leonard
Love that your getting back into embroidery machine. I have a 4×4 hoop,so looking forward to this project.
Jhon Hastings
really beautiful work at all. and a great stitch by the time. Nice tutorial as well. thank you