Here’s a variety of bears….mama bear with her cubs, bears with balloons, wearing bowties and a couple of bear heads also for the kids. Mr. Panda is a bit more serious but he can be fun too! As with all the patterns here, they are free and available for immediate download by click in the
This cute little set of baby animals were pretty small – 2″ wide at most. I’ve enlarged them so they can be traced for larger projects but of course, they can always be sized down if you need a small motif for a layette. The “fuzzy” dashes are fun to do when you don’t feel
Here’s a free pattern for a knitted diaper soaker to knit up in wool. Wool is absorbent and anti-bacterial and doesn’t have to be washed constantly. Coat with lanolin and it’s good to go! Knitted Diaper Shaped Soaker Abbreviations: K (knit) p (purl) sts (stitches) tog (together) inc (increase) Gauge: 6 sts equal 1 inch
18 super cute animals to applique onto children’s clothing, quilts or use them in a soft baby book. Included are the tails to embroider using the cover photo as a guide to the lettering.
Cute baby bears doing household chores every single day of the week. You’ll notice that these are reversed from the hot iron transfers so you’ll need to switch them back depending on what method you use to transfer them to fabric i.e. if you direct trace with a light box or window then leave them
If you don’t care for having to follow outlines then fuzzy patterns are for you! Mostly short stitches and if they’re not perfectly straight, no big deal. The problem with kitten patterns is the wide variety to choose from. Probably more popular than puppies in the 1950s and 60s but then I’m a cat person.
Two chicks and three ducks play nice together in this five piece embroidery pattern set. They are about six inches so they would work as applique patterns too which is a wonderful way to use up those scraps that await your attention.
