Category: Embroidery Patterns

Remember when little girls would pull petals from flowers to determine if he loved her or not? This is one of those kinda daisies.

Here’s some free embroidery patterns just for you. You’re welcome!

Several bananas, a couple of tomato patterns and a pie to toss them into.

Here’s a collection of embroidery patterns of daisies from The Workbasket. Use them as edgings, borders just about anywhere. Pretty but not what I would call edgy.

Embroidery patterns of assorted flowers that are sprigs. Men generally wear them on lapels for formal occasions so if you embroider a sprig on your jacket lapel or blouse collar then you’ll have a permanent flower!

Set of six zoo animals and flowers for baby quilt blocks or whatever you can dream up!

A collection of crispy apples in these embroidery patterns.

Zoo animals wearing bibs. Cuteness factor = 10.

No moose, but several squirrels and a couple of chipmunks.

Here’s a few vintage butterfly patterns for your stitching pleasure. Butterflies were hugely popular among the designers as I keep running across these beautiful insect patterns that are over a century old.

Just two bedtime bunnies in this pattern set but you could use them in 4 quilt blocks by reversing them and having the bunnies face each other.

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