Author: cherie

Ah, kittens. A cute vintage days of the week set from decades past.

Who doesn’t like kittens? Especially when they earn their keep. Too late for that cuz mine is spoiled rotten. ROTTEN, I tell ya!

In the even you’re not getting vegetables in your diet, I present The Veggie People for your embroidering pleasure. Not to be confused with The Village People.

What really goes on in the kitchen in the middle of the night. Yes, it’s spooning and more!

These patterns are quite old since they are numotypes. The buttonhole stitch around the edges is a nice touch!

A few more hearts and tulips for the days when you want to go dutch.

Neat storybook characters Lil’ Bo Peep and Lil’ Boy Blue silhouette style with cross stitches or the traditional outline embroidery pattern.

All three of these were designed for pillowcases. Follow the instructions for printing (noted on the pattern) and for the one with bow be aware that it barely fits the page. If you run into problems eliminate the margins in the printer software and keep the “original size” setting. I’ve left some of the daisies

Yes, Virginia, even more heart embroidery patterns to choose from. No, this isn’t all of them since there are still more in my files awaiting cleanup.

Six patterns of the mister going through his daily routine. Gotta love Mr. Kitten with his morning coffee and newspaper!

This cute pig pattern is from a 1943 booklet from the Spool Cotton Company entitled Crochet Your Victory Barnyard. There are also patterns for a girl and boy in addition to all the other barnyard animals.  Since polyfill wasn’t around in the 1940s the the patterns call for cotton batting and all are crocheted with

A set of five baby animals for quilt blocks or ??