French Knots

These hard working birds are doing chores for you every day of the week! Originally designed for towels the bluebirds can be used anywhere with or without the day of the week.

There are plain bows like the ones in the Bows and Baskets post and then there are bows with flowers. So, do you want them plain or fancy?

It doesn’t matter how old you get there are still chores to be done! Here’s a days of the week set of our sweet granny keeping busy every day of the week. Since the days of the week lettering is separate you can mix and match the days to the activity. I’ve included captions with

Here’s a variety of bears….mama bear with her cubs, bears with balloons, wearing bowties and a couple of bear heads also for the kids. Mr. Panda is a bit more serious but he can be fun too! As with all the patterns here, they are free and available for immediate download by click in the

Here are some darling nursery rhyme patterns for the wonderful children in your life. Make a quilt or two with our dear friend Jack Be Nimble and his sister, Little Miss Muffet stricken with arachnophobia. Well, I can hardly blame her!

Here’s another days-of-the-week embroidery pattern set of tableware featuring roses and daisies…always a crowd favorite!

Here’s some pretty bows and baskets for your embroidering pleasure. Use them as-is or add them to another pattern for your own unique creation. Maybe you’d like a serving of flowers with your bows and yep, we’ve got those too in the Bows With Flowers post.

Here’s a set of 5 baby animals with blanket stitch detail for a cute baby or toddler quilt. They are 7-1/2″ tall so they would work on an 8 – 9 inch block or reduce them to any size you prefer.

The house is a-rockin’ with these rocking horse embroidery patterns.

Embroidery patterns of tools and materials that you would use in the actual process of embroidering, knitting , sewing and tatting. Kinda weird, yes, but hey, why not?

Embroidery patterns getting out of hand? Rein them in with these delightful reindeer patterns.

Going green? Here’s some au natural embroidery patterns including trees, mistletoe, holly and some red poinsettias. They would work up nicely in redwork too!