Tag: heart

Even more heart embroidery patterns but these have scalloped edges. If you can’t find a heart that you like among the many patterns in this category I don’t know what to tell ya!

Hot stuff kitchen potholders to make new or to cover old ones. I just remove the binding, slap on new front and back covers and bind with bias tape or strips. Cotton t-shirts, cut into strips, make them very easy to bind especially if you round the corners. Since hotpads get dirty so easily try

Just hearts, without the flowers that usually accompany them.

Here’s a couple Pennsylvania Dutch birds-in-a-tree patterns along with other Dutch goodies.

A collection of strawberries waiting to mate with the rhubarb for a sublime pie.

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

Here’s a collection of baby themed embroidery patterns for quilt blocks, wall hangings or whatever!

This is not the lonely hearts club here. There are LOTS and LOTS of hearts because embroidery artists have drawn them for at least the last two centuries. In fact the first ribbon heart here in the lineup is from the 1800s.

These patterns are quite old since they are numotypes. The buttonhole stitch around the edges is a nice touch!

A few more hearts and tulips for the days when you want to go dutch.

Beautiful hearts and flowers to embroider. What’s not to love? Add a monogram or two for a bride and groom or not.

More heart and flower embroidery patterns but these flowers are daisies utilizing the lazy daisy stitch.