Category: Kitchen

These 2 patterns of kitchen elves were adapted from 19th century illustrations. Towels, anyone?

Everything is better with daisies all over it, right? This set of embroidery patterns has all you need for a nice pot of tea except for the tea bags, of course! There’s even a round potholder pattern to set the teapot on.

Baskets of grapes, blackberries, cherries and strawberries to embroider. If baskets aren’t your thing then try out the bowl of strawberries!

Tasty grapes for your snacking pleasure.

A collection of strawberries waiting to mate with the rhubarb for a sublime pie.

These were originally designed for hotpads but a sweet face can be stitched up for any purpose!

Ma and Pa Kettle and the third one is from another hillbilly days-of-the-week set. Could be a love triangle but what do I know.

These must be the attendees of the Vitamin Ball swaying to the cool jazz tunes played by the Part 1 musicians. Might as well have some fun while Nero fiddles!

I thought that sound from the fridge was a noisy compressor but maybe it’s what the vegetables are getting up to in the middle of the night. These are pretty old patterns from Superior if I remember correctly and “Vitamin Ball” was their title for the set. The rest of the band is posted in

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.

Pineapples are a luxury that I indulge in occasionally and I’m grateful they are imported into the local grocery year round. Embroider a single pineapple or the cornucopias of fruit in cross stitch.

A few juicy pear patterns to stitch up.