French Knots

Wild horses couldn’t drag me away from these embroidery patterns 🙂

Sweet embroidery patterns for the sweetie in your life.

Several patterns of baby lambs and one hanging out with a kitten.

Here’s a couple baby animals from The Workbasket. What a wonderful publication that was for us crafty folk!  

Not just wreaths with flowers but wreaths with leaves too. Some of these embroidery patterns are really old as I adapted them to easily traceable lines from the original numotypes. If you are looking for wreaths in the shape if hearts you’ll find them here.

These medium width embroidery patterns of edgings are just middle of the road; not too wide and not too narrow. Steady on.

Cute embroidery patterns of baby blocks, stacked or with daisies for a border and some carriages for hauling them. Ok, maybe take the baby along for the ride too. Update: It seems babies aren’t the only ones that play with blocks because here we have baby chicks stacking them up.

Bunny rabbit embroidery patterns that are prone to multiplication. Fuzzy and simple so really fast to stitch up on bibs, onesies or toddler overalls.

Well, all of the patterns on this site are vintage but some are waaay older than others. I like ’em all regardless of decade.

A tisket, a tasket, a pretty little basket! Actually there are many flower basket embroidery patterns to choose from in this collection.

Here’s a few embroidery patterns of butterflies hanging out with daisies or my all time favorite….the single butterfly comprised of daisies.

“I was framed” said Mrs. G. “All the better for it” mumbled Mr. G., pouring another dram into the whiskey stained coffee cup with the chipped handle. Yes, some of these frames are highly detailed and would be a rather ambitious project. However, one can always omit some of the parts if the design lacks