January 6, 2010
Puppies and Dogs Embroidery Patterns
Fuzzy Baby Animals Duck Bunny Bear Embroidery Patterns
Covered Bridge Embroidery Pattern
Old Fashioned Courtship and Wedding Embroidery Patterns
13 Comments
What fun to practice stitching on baby items! A little emery cloth should remove the rust from those rusty needles 🙂
Your lovely “Lazy Dayzies” remind me when I was expecting my first baby (70 years ago)
I taught art needle work – from all kinds of counted threads, “jacobean”, needle painting etc.
While I was expecting my baby, my pupils practiced smocking, cross-stitch etc. on the little
garments for my baby.
Now (I am 88) my fourth grand child is on the way. A little girl this time.
Something tells me, I will have to deep up the ‘rusted’ needles.
Thank you for the instigator
PRECIOSOS APORTES PARA UN PAĂŤS DONDE NO LLEGAN BUENAS REVISTAS. MIL GRACIAS DESDE ARGENTINA. SALUDOS CON AFECTO.
Thank you for your lovely free patterns. I haven’t done this kind of embroidery yet (I mainly do cross stitch) but I’m willing to give it a try, hoping I don’t do too bad.
cliquez sur l’image et l’enregistrer sur votre ordinateur. Puis imprimer Ă la taille dĂ©sirĂ©e.
Je voudrais le patron de chien que j’aime beaucoup merci
the most beautiful patterns i ever seen
Love the Scotties.
When my son was a baby he had a room with one short wall painted red. The rest were white. There were lots of red tartin things including a pillow or so with white fronts and embroidered Scotties. Wouldn’t these Scotties be sweet on a baby quilt!
cute pattern! thanks
ADORABLE!!
pretty website,I enjoyed it.
thanks,
Ferri Lou
Texas
I really love your kittens! All your jpgs are nice but I really like the kittens.