French Knots

Kitchen embroidery patterns for hearth and home. It seems the grinder was popular with the designers of the 1970s. There are more kitchen patterns specifically for towels and such in the days-of-the-week sets.

A lovely tea service to embroider on your linens.

A cute boy and girl to stitch up in a quilt or ??

A wee bit of Irish luck for your next St. Paddy’s day fete.

Objects of desire…well, maybe. A repository of things that don’t quite fit into other categories.

Should you desire to sail the seven seas.

Embroidery patterns of words in case you’re looking for the right one. The birthday, anniversary and congratulations patterns are in the occasions category.

Join the parade!

There is nothing foul about these fowl embroidery patterns.

Various animals that don’t have their own category (yet!) and don’t belong to any of the baby animal sets.

A set of 7 bear patterns doing days-of-the-week chores. The bear on a clothesline was a test pattern that I enlarged to 3 inches because it’s just so stinkin’ cute. It would be appropriate for a bib because if you have a member of the bib set in your household it’s always wash day!

This is what happened before Ma and Pa Kettle got hitched and had all them kids. What comes with marriage and children? Chores, of course! A hillbilly days of the week set can be found here.