Pilgrims a-plenty having graced our shores in 1620 surviving many perils of the wild. We give thee thanks for their courage and the magnificent feast that is our Thanksgiving tradition!
Here we have a baby doing various activities in the set of 5 patterns plus rattles, booties a diaper pin and rock-a-bye baby from the treetops. The welcome baby originally had “19” in the banner for the year so I changed it to “20” since 19 is so last century! “A baby is God’s opinion
Heads up! Here’s some animals…..duck, pig and the ever popular cat or kitten originally designed as potholders. They would also work in a quilt just for fun!
Here we have a wee kitten living the good life 7 days a week wearing a bonny set of plaid overalls. You don’t have to be Scottish or even mad for plaid to stitch up these fuzzy kittens but I suppose being a cat lover or knowing one that would appreciate your fine gift certainly
Some pixies are cute fairies. This is not one of them. This guy wreaks havoc every day of the week! Have fun stitching the devil out of him and maybe he’ll change his ways. Probably not.
Here’s another days-of-the-week set with fuzzy kittens using the chore of the day rather than the calendar day. This vintage set was usually stitched onto towels but why not aprons or potholders? For those of you that knit the “knit day” would be cute on a project bag.
If you have mighty oak trees on your property you are rich in firewood! Here’s some oak and acorn patterns to stitch up in the dead of winter or anytime you’d like to pay homage to these magnificent specimens that provide many a home to birds and squirrels. As for endurance, many of these patterns
Check out these super cute baby animals in this 4 pattern set! Choose from wise as an owl, quick as a bunny, gentle as a lamb or cute as a kitten…or embroider all four for a darling baby quilt.
None of us can escape chores, not even birds! Here’s a cute days-of-the-week set of embroidery patterns showing us the daily life of a mama bird’s routine…day in and day out!
