Oh My Goodness this little guy is so adorable. I always appreciate your step by step directions. I have problems with in the hoop projects so I find your instructions especially helpful. Thank You.
I have learned so very much watching these videos. I don't have any cute ideas about Easter eggs and their origins, but this channel is fantastic. Kay is an awesome teacher. I watch the video before I buy the pattern.
This bunny is so cute...thank you for making your designs so easy with your youtube. The Easter egg has more historical context than the Easter Bunny, but I think I will follow the bunny he has the chocolate.
As long as I remember the rabit brings the easter eggs....I think it is because it is spring and that's the time when eggs are in the little birdhouses and rabits make little baby's LOL Thank you again Kay for making the video....kisses from Belgium
The Easter Hare is believed to have originated in pagan German folklore. It was said to lay eggs for children to find on Easter Sunday. Love your large animal hooping. ❤️
Eggs and Easter and Dylan the bunny! Dylan went hunting for Easter and found eggs and when the chicken came out of the egg, he loved the new life and spent a lot of time with his new friend, the chicken!
I think the chicken fell in love with a bunny and as a special gift gave the bunny some eggs. The bunny so enamored colored the eggs and decided to share the love, lol!
The tradition of decorating eggs was started by the Germans. Quick question Kay…. What height do you keep your foot at? I have found it helps my machine a lot to raise mine to 2.0.
Lovely 💕
Amazing
I love ❤️ Dylan Bunny!
Oh My Goodness this little guy is so adorable. I always appreciate your step by step directions. I have problems with in the hoop projects so I find your instructions especially helpful. Thank You.
How cute!! Christian belief was that the bunny represents fertility, new life (eggs) and spring.
I have learned so very much watching these videos. I don't have any cute ideas about Easter eggs and their origins, but this channel is fantastic. Kay is an awesome teacher. I watch the video before I buy the pattern.
This bunny is so cute...thank you for making your designs so easy with your youtube. The Easter egg has more historical context than the Easter Bunny, but I think I will follow the bunny he has the chocolate.
Eggs and rabbits have been a symbol of fertility as the saying goes “breeding like rabbits” 😂
That is one cute bunny. Very reminiscent of Thumber in Disney's Bambi. 🙂
Thumper :)
As long as I remember the rabit brings the easter eggs....I think it is because it is spring and that's the time when eggs are in the little birdhouses and rabits make little baby's LOL
Thank you again Kay for making the video....kisses from Belgium
The Easter Hare is believed to have originated in pagan German folklore. It was said to lay eggs for children to find on Easter Sunday.
Love your large animal hooping. ❤️
Eggs and Easter and Dylan the bunny! Dylan went hunting for Easter and found eggs and when the chicken came out of the egg, he loved the new life and spent a lot of time with his new friend, the chicken!
I think the chicken fell in love with a bunny and as a special gift gave the bunny some eggs. The bunny so enamored colored the eggs and decided to share the love, lol!
Very cute! 🐰 🐇
Loving Dylan and have just purchased ready to go. Did you use felt or cotton fabric for the body?
Adorable
bunny! The Easter Bunny was brought to the United States in the 1700s from Germany and was called "Egg-Laying Hare".
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Learned something about the pins.
love the easter bunny
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Rabbits have lots of babies thus the symbols of new life so the bunny brings eggs.
It is about rebirth and New life and as they say, at it like rabbits 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
👯Your link didn't work. but the bunny is cute.
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Kay Are you using masking tape? TY
Hi Jackie, yes I am using masking tape. Happy stitching.
The tradition of decorating eggs was started by the Germans.
Quick question Kay…. What height do you keep your foot at? I have found it helps my machine a lot to raise mine to 2.0.
Hi Kelly I raise my foot as needed depending on the thickness of my fabric. If I am using a faux fur it is higher than for cotton. I hope this helps.
@@KaysCutz it does. My foot got caught on an edge while working on the satin stitch for the gnomes hat. I’m def more mindful of it now.