Category: Embroidery Patterns

Here’s a collection of baby themed embroidery patterns for quilt blocks, wall hangings or whatever!

Just mature cats here. Kittens have their own posts and yep, there are A LOT of cutie pie kitten embroidery patterns.

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!

This is not the lonely hearts club here. There are LOTS and LOTS of hearts because embroidery artists have drawn them for at least the last two centuries. In fact the first ribbon heart here in the lineup is from the 1800s.

Dutch tulips and hearts come together in an applique pattern if you’re feeling cornered.

Heart embroidery patterns for the sweetheart or archer in your life. Maybe they are one in the same person!

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

Just lilies. Not in a field or anything.

Another cool Mexican days of the week pattern set from the 1950s or 60s. The round pattern was designed for a potholder.

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.

Four crosses with wheat or grapevines and an IHS ecclesiastical pattern. ”

Vintage embroidery patterns of kittens doing what kittens do….being cute while planning their next attack.