January 12, 2010
Random Fruit and Vegetables Embroidery Patterns
Not a single calorie in these fruit and vegetable embroidery patterns. The happy chef guarantees it.
Hey Diddle Diddle Nursery Rhyme Embroidery Patterns
Perfect Pine Cones Embroidery Patterns
Peas and Onions Embroidery Patterns
31 Comments
It would depend on how you size the pineapple when printing. I have hoops in many sizes but I use the 6″ hoop for just about everything because the larger ones tend to slip for me and I like the fabric taut.
For the pineapple pattern what size hoop works best?
Yes! They are in the Kitchen Towel Sets gallery.
https://www.french-knots.com/kitchen-towel-sets-embroidery-patterns/
Do you have the patterns for the vegetable characters playing music, dancing?
Thanks!
You’re very welcome and congratulations! Quilts are love blankets, bringing joy to the maker and the recipient.
How funny. I was born in 1947 but am now awaiting the birth of my first grand grandchild in March next year. My granddaughter had asked for a quilt for a baby. I just stumbled across these lovely old patterns…must get plying with the needle…thank you so much for sharing the patterns. You bring joy to many people by doing so.
You are most welcome! I’m happy that the art lives on and hopefully the youngsters will enjoy stitching as much as we do.
Thank you for all your free patterns, I am doing dish towels at my age of 65 and I am looking forward for all of your patterns. Thanks. I could not believe it.
I have a window shelf with fruity china, etc. on it. These designs will look perfect on an embroidered valance for the window itself. Thanks so much!
I have the exact same transfers that my grandmother gave me years ago. They are from 1947 I believe. I’ve actually used a few of them.
LOL! Dat was echt grappig!
How absolutely wonderful! I can see them in white or natural colors on the backs of vests for musicians. The cellist in the family almost deserves it!
I’ve got a copy of a little vegatable head doll. The original is from about the 1880’s. I knew he had relatives somewhere! These are wonderfully imagenative.
You are most welcome!
Enjoyed looking at your vintage embroidery transfers. Thank you for sharing.
THOSE ARE WONDERFUL THANK YOU
Some designs bring out my silly side 🙂
Your commentary is what really makes it! Lol, these are fabulously strange! Must use them!!
You are very welcome! I’m a vegetarian too.
Oh my God, how absolutely marvelous!!!! I am a lifelong vegetarian. This is such a gift. Thank you so much.
Sorry, there weren’t any instructions included. When I can’t decide on a color scheme, I just do the whole thing in red!
Hi,
Do you have embroidery instructions to go along with these beautiful patterns found in the site above>
Debbie
You’re welcome! I still have lots of patterns to scan and post. 🙂
Thank you for sharing these patterns, I come back often to see what is new.
You are very welcome!
hi
I am iranian(pershia).very nice. very good.tanks.
its extra ordinary !!!!!!!! love the strawberry basket .. its easy and the basket is lovely …. am gona make it … lovely – Sri Lanka
Thank you. They are very nice.
The grape pattern is cutwork. You would stich ‘bars’ on the lines and cut away any part of the pattern with an “x”
wonderful designs. thank you. give us more.
Thanks for your wonderful basket full of fruits!!!