January 18, 2010
Colonial Woman Pillowcase Embroidery Patterns
All three of these were designed for pillowcases. Follow the instructions for printing (noted on the pattern) and for the one with bow be aware that it barely fits the page. If you run into problems eliminate the margins in the printer software and keep the “original size” setting. I’ve left some of the daisies to make it easier to line up on the sides of her dress or place the bow anywhere or not!
Antique Block Lettering Embroidery Patterns
Cute Chicks DOW Embroidery Pattern Set
Anchor and Captain Embroidery Pattern
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All the patterns are free for immediate download. Simply save the image to your computer and then print the file. Pillowcase patterns are generally wider than 8-1/2″ and should be printed in “landscape” mode so it will fit correctly on 8-1/2 x 11 paper. Once printed then trace the lines on the paper with an iron-on transfer pencil then iron to fabric. This will result in a a reverse image so if the pattern has lettering you’ll need to reverse the image before printing. Or position the pattern and fabric, tape to a window as the light source and trace the lines with a pencil or water soluble pen.
I recently found your site and you showed the Colonial Woman Pillowcase pattern for embroidery….but….could not find anyway to get this pattern????? Can you tell me how to get this pattern?