Category: Embroidery Patterns

Seahorses and starfish for your aquatic adventures. The snail is the odd guy out but hey, it begins with “S.”

A collection of flowers to embroider for a variety of projects.

Hot stuff kitchen potholders to make new or to cover old ones. I just remove the binding, slap on new front and back covers and bind with bias tape or strips. Cotton t-shirts, cut into strips, make them very easy to bind especially if you round the corners.  

Wise men are always in demand! We need A LOT more than three these days.

No danger of getting stung here with these bee embroidery patterns.

A feast of embroidery patterns for Thanksgiving including the traditional turkey, the cornucopia horn of plenty, pumpkins and we rounded up some pilgrims for the occasion.

Spooky Halloween embroidery patterns. Not really, the witches look pretty tame, the jack-o-lanterns aren’t that scary but the bats, oh my!

Adorable baby animals to embroider on quilts or bibs or pillows or whatever!

Valentine embroidery patterns for the sweetheart in your life. The full group of hearts (usually with flowers) are in the hearts category.

A couple of umbrellas when raindrops or daisies fall from the sky.

Here’s a few liberty bell embroidery pattern and some other patriotic patterns for your 4th of July celebrations.

Here’s some vintage Americana embroidery patterns honoring our courageous ancestors. Old George with a hatchet and some cherries before he took them home for Martha’s famous pie. The famous seamstress, Betsy Ross, and the flag she stitched. A scene of Independence Hall as it stood on July 4, 1776.