Category: Flowers and Nature

These floral embroidery patterns also include the name of the flower which is handy because sometimes it’s hard to tell them apart from the artist’s rendering. I’m not sure what “Spring Beauty” is. Kinda generic, no?

This set was probably designed before the days of Simon and Garfunkel or rosemary wouldn’t have been left out in the cold. Neat set of kitchen herb embroidery patterns with cool typography.

There are 6 in this set starting with July. They are from Workbasket, the sheet being intact so it would seem there were no winter and spring flowers but maybe they only issued half the year at a time.    

A collection of embroidery patterns of single and simple flowers when you want to try one on.

Embroidery patterns of herbs for the culinary genius in the kitchen.

3 embroidery patterns of pine cones from the wonders of nature.

A collection of single flowers for patches (if you mend rather than discard) on jeans or small projects like needle cases.

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

Both of these designs are from the 1800s. The braiding one works just as well with an outline stitch and the fleur corner is a redesign from the Ingalls catalog. Ingalls put out some beautiful patterns but a lot of them are incredibly busy with many kinds of flowers in one design.

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

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

3 embroidery patterns of daisies barely contained by lovely baskets.