Author: cherie

Be the captain of your own ship with this captain and anchor pattern.

These embroidery patterns are pretty versatile. Use them for monograms or anything you’d like to showcase in a cool frame.

This guy looks like a frequent flyer!

More happy days in the kitchen when your towels are smiling. Ok, that may be a slight exaggeration. The cool thing about these day-of-the-week sets is that you can certainly omit the day in the pattern if you only want to embroider just one…like on a potholder rather than a set of towels.

Save in style with the cute piggy bank embroidery pattern covered in daisies.

I don’t know Jack personally but he looks like a fun guy to hang out with. Flexible, I’d say even if he’s wound a little tight.

Don’t blow your top over this one! Here’s some candy cane embroidery patterns to sweeten the deal.

Even more flower basket embroidery patterns utilizing the lazy daisy stitch that is super easy to work. All of them are vintage patterns (of course!) but the first one in the lineup is from a very old numotype. I’ve connected the dots so it’s easier to trace.

Many of these colonial women patterns were designed for pillowcases as the central motif with trailing flowers on each side of her to fill in the width. There are plenty of floral motifs on this site so be creative and add your own flair to the little lady!

Butterfly borders for pillowcases, quilts, clothing or ??

Anyone for pie? Lotsa cherries to chose from and could work as the basis for a monogram. In fact,  a couple of them were initially designed for that purpose.

Beastly patterns of elephants with long term memories. The elephant playing cards pattern is very vintage most likely designed for a tablecloth popular with Bridge players.