Author: cherie

Just lilies. Not in a field or anything.

Another cool Mexican days of the week pattern set from the 1950s or 60s. The round pattern was designed for a potholder.

A dancing dish is a happy dish? Add some fun to kitchen chores with these happy-go-lucky embroidery patterns. These are very vintage since they are numotypes.

Four crosses with wheat or grapevines and an IHS ecclesiastical pattern. ”

Vintage embroidery patterns of kittens doing what kittens do….being cute while planning their next attack.

There are 4 patterns here of morning glory flowers…2 as central motifs, a single motif for a napkin corner and lovely morning glories trailing on a fence.

One plain and one fancy from the locker of Davy Jones. Not really.

Here’s a set of three puppy patterns having a good time. Cool cross stitch detail on their ears!

Another little girl days of the week set from decades past. Enjoy!

Big ‘ol flowers to embroider or applique.

This is Susan’s pet duck, Louella. According to the poem, she is a dizzy duck from being so busy. The cool thing about making toys is you know exactly what is in them and there are no worries about lead or little parts falling off. These are old school and safe! To download the free

No farm is complete without people to run it! Here we have Susan who is probably the milkmaid as well as the hunter-gatherer. This vintage pattern is from 1943 but as you know, the stitches are still the same. To download Susan as a PDF file click here. This is Susan’s friend, Hiram, the hired