Baroque Easter: playing with eggs - 4 sizes

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Size: 128.0x136.6 mm (5.04x5.38"), Stitches: 33786
Size: 147.8x138.5 mm (5.82x5.45"), Stitches: 37832
Size: 158.6x148.6 mm (6.24x5.85"), Stitches: 42189
Size: 169.3x158.6 mm (6.67x6.24"), Stitches: 46315

Formats: .dst, .jef, .pec, .vip, .hus, .pes, .exp, .sew, .dat, .vp3, xxx

Baroque Easter: playing with eggs – A Tribute to the Baroque Era

Baroque Easter: playing with eggs machine embroidery design captures the opulence and elegance of the Baroque era. This design features exquisitely detailed characters dressed in traditional costumes, celebrating the joy of Easter. It combines historical sophistication with playful festivity, making it a perfect addition to your embroidery projects.

What fabric is best for Easter embroidery?

For Easter textiles like tablecloths, napkins, or decorative towels, choose fabrics with a weight of 150–200 g/m² (4.5–6 oz per square yard). Cotton and linen are ideal choices, providing durability and an excellent base for showcasing the intricate details of this Baroque-inspired design.

How to embroider on Easter textiles?

Which stabilizers to use?

If the fabric is stable and not loose or textured, a tear-away stabilizer with a density of 50–60 g/m² (1.5–2 oz per square yard) is sufficient to ensure clean, precise stitching while maintaining the fabric's softness.

Steps to hoop and embroider:

1. Place the tear-away stabilizer beneath the fabric to provide stability during embroidery.
2. Secure the fabric and stabilizer in the hoop, ensuring it is taut and evenly positioned.
3. Embroider at a moderate speed to achieve flawless results, preserving the delicate details of the Baroque design.

The Essence of the Baroque Era

The Baroque Easter: playing with eggs machine embroidery design brings the beauty of the Baroque period to life. With its elaborate costumes and artistic attention to detail, it reflects the grandeur and theatricality of 17th-century art. This embroidery design is not just a project—it’s a celebration of history and festivity, perfect for creating stunning Easter decorations.

A commercial license is included, allowing you to bring the elegance of Baroque art to products you create and sell.