Author: cherie

Not the first Noel and probably won’t be the last.

Here’s an assortment of various flowers to stitch up. Single flowers work really well as patches on jeans or on a pocket.

Give yourself a sporting chance with these embroidery patterns from the 1970s.

Here’s a set that’s not quite a days-of-the week set but could be used as quilt blocks as well as for towels. The boy is adorable and the friendly cactus is a nice touch to the set!

Here’s a couple of antique fleur de lis patterns when you’re in the mood for something French. Both are suitable as bases for monograms as the braiding pattern was designed for a hankie.

Days of the week lettering in circus style to go with the circus clown set.

2 of these patterns are edged in scallops and the 3rd corner includes a grapevine with the wheat.

Some French Fleur-de-lis flair for your very own kingdom.

Not just vintage but antique butterfly embroidery patterns from the 1800s. Use the one with the blank space for your next monogram.

These Mr. and Mrs. patterns probably stitch up faster than the time it takes for the turtles to walk across the page.

7 patterns of a circus clown doing the days-of-the-week chores of lion taming, juggling, biking and hanging out by the Ferris wheel. Also included in this set are the Sunday through Monday circus style lettering if you wish to add them to your project.

A collection of roses that are open to the world exposing their golden centers.