ITH Pumpkin 4x4

This cute ITH Pumpkin has 3 pieces that slide together to form a 3D Pumpkin.

We used stiffened felt for the pieces of the pumpkin.

The stem on top is a free standing lace style and is stitched out with Section 1 of the tree.

It is a quick and fun project.

For an alternative version of this pumpkin, fuse a pretty fabric to each piece of the felt with a fusible product like Madeira Applique Magic or Exquisite Fuse N Stick in the same way you would do with an applique design. Then just stitch the design together following the instructions. You can skip the lines that stitch on the pumpkin if your fabric has a pretty print.

Approx. Design Size for each piece:

• Section 1:  3.71" Tall by 3.74" Wide  Stitch Count: 4,481
• Section 2:  2.98" Tall by 3.74" Wide  Stitch Count: 3,923
• Section 3:  2.98" Tall by 3.74" Wide  Stitch Count: 3,873

DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, VP3, XXX, PES formats included

SVG file for precutting felt is included and an optional step if you have a cutting machine.

Supplies Needed:

• Mesh type water soluble Stabilizer. We use the Madeira brand but there are other brands on the market too.
• 6 pieces size 4.5" x 4" of 2mm thick Stiffened Felt:  https://amzn.to/4hAKXJJ
• Glue stick or spray adhesive if using precut felt pieces
• Small scissor for trimming in the hoop. We used these 5" Kai Scissors: https://kaiscissors.com/product/kai-5130p-5-inch-blunt-tip-double-curve-embroidery-scissors/
• Tape. We used Transpore Medical Tape
• Embroidery Thread. We used a 40 weight polyester thread.
• If you do not have stiffened felt, you can stiffen regular felt by using Aleene's Stiffen Quik, a fabric stiffening spray: https://amzn.to/40amaF6

*This listing is for the ITH Pumpkin design file only. Any other designs or supplies shown in photos here are samples of completed projects using additional designs and supplies.

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 *** PLEASE NOTE - WE DO NOT PROVIDE ASSISTANCE WITH SOFTWARE OR EMBROIDERY MACHINE USAGE. There are too many variations of software and machines out there for us to know how to use them all.