There are four different designs in this Easter Wall Hanging - three different Easter Eggs and one tulip. The designs come in two sizes, small and large. The blocks are QAYG (quilt as you go) - as there is quilting around each of the designs as is shown in the picture below. After the designs are stitched out, they are joined with sashing. Then you add a border, layer the wall hanging with another layer of batting and backing and you stitch around each block using stitch in the ditch.   I used my walking foot and straight line quilting to quilt the border and then I added my binding.  Instructions for hanging loops are also included in the pattern.

This pattern contains the following:
Design files and instructions for the Tulips and Easter Eggs ITH Wall Hanging, in the following formats: .ART, .DST, .EXP, .HUS, .JEF, .PES, .VIP, .VP3. You will use the same stitch-out instructions for both sizes)

SMALL Designs:
- SINGLE hooping Eggs and Tulip are 5 1/2" x 5 1/2".
- DOUBLE hooping Eggs and Tulip are 5 1/2" x 11 1/2".

LARGE Designs:
- SINGLE hooping Eggs and Tulip are 6 1/2" x 6 1/2".
- DOUBLE hooping Eggs and Tulip are 6 1/2" x 13 1/2".

* Easy to follow, step-by-step instructions.

* Mirror and non-mirror templates for cutting out shapes.

* PDF templates and SVG cutting files that can be used with your preferred electronic cutting machine. This pattern is NOT designed for the type of applique where you cut away the extra fabric. The templates are the actual applique size and after cutting out the pieces, you will place the pieces within stitched-out placement lines. HOWEVER: If you are going to use the cutaway method for your applique, you will have to repeat the placement line after you place your fabric down and before you cut your fabric away. I do not include a second placement line or a tack down stitch in my designs.

This pattern was not designed for the type of applique where you cut away the extra fabric. The templates are the actual applique size and after cutting out the pieces, you will place the pieces within stitched-out placement lines.

HOWEVER: You CAN use the cutaway method for your applique, but you will have to repeat the placement line after you place your fabric down and before you cut your fabric away.   I do not include a second placement line or a tack down stitch in my designs.