Here’s a departure from the usual days-of-the week patterns of people, birds or animals doing chores. These flowers aren’t lazy though as they do stand upright! Enjoy stitching these embroidery patterns on towels or maybe you have a plain apron that needs some pizzazz.
Improve your memory by adopting these adorable baby elephant embroidery patterns. Stitch one or all of them! Traditionally these sets were designed for towels but they would also work up nicely in a baby or toddler quilt.
These embroidery patterns contain the usual suspects…Alice, March Hare, White Rabbit, Cheshire Cat and the Mad Hatter. But wait, there’s more! Check out the playing cards held by the white rabbit, the page and the elves. What a deal!
Classic story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears portrayed in these many embroidery patterns. Perfect for a toddler’s quilt or anything you can imagine!
Here we have our chef cooking up a storm for 6 days and taking Sunday off to read the newspaper in this days of the week embroidery pattern set. Bonus pattern: Another chef at the wood stove, not part of the set but still cool. Or should I say “hot.”
These hard working birds are doing chores for you every day of the week! Originally designed for towels the bluebirds can be used anywhere with or without the day of the week.
It doesn’t matter how old you get there are still chores to be done! Here’s a days of the week set of our sweet granny keeping busy every day of the week. Since the days of the week lettering is separate you can mix and match the days to the activity. I’ve included captions with
Here’s a variety of bears….mama bear with her cubs, bears with balloons, wearing bowties and a couple of bear heads also for the kids. Mr. Panda is a bit more serious but he can be fun too! As with all the patterns here, they are free and available for immediate download by click in the
