French Knots

Another vintage set of baby animals originally designed for tea towels but would also be adorable in a baby quilt. So many baby animals, so many choices.

Various patterns of birds hanging out with pretty flowers.

Birds of a feather… and all that… embroidery patterns. A lovely and detailed set!

Amazing birds! Get your red floss out for these commendable cardinal embroidery patterns.

Some owl patterns for our nocturnal friends. You know who you are!!

Sometimes a cornered heart can be a good thing. The crosshatched heart embroidery patterns were designed for pillowcases but use your imagination!

Beautiful flowers in baskets, flowers in carts, flowers in pots and lovely leaves with a watering can. So many choices, so little time but do embroidery at least one of them!

Daisies everywhere! 3 patterns of baskets spilling over with daisies designed for pillowcases. They are a little over 11″ wide so they’ll just barely fit on the paper when you set your printer to landscape mode.

These tulip embroidery patterns are just regular ‘ol tulips as opposed to Pennsylvania Dutch tulips that can be found here.

A boy ready for school, a girl with the sense to use an umbrella when raindrops fall and adorable kids on a swing. Update: Indian boy on the warpath!

Sometimes girls can be adorable angels. These girls grew up and learned to play trumpets.

No tulips or fancy designs, just some Dutch people hanging out. This is a very old numotype that you should be able to print out and trace without any trouble.