We's free embroidery pattern pdf#
We's free embroidery pattern full#

You can also find several hand embroidery pattern books available in my shop, including one on Church Patterns, one on hand embroidered kaleidoscope designs, and one featuring 16 full monogram alphabets in various styles.Ready for a Long but Enjoyable Ride Through Embroidery Patterns? We Are Here for You!Ī lot has been said about embroidery patterns, but if you wonder if it could stop us from digging into the topic, you already know the answer.Īre you ready for a colorful stroll through the embroidery land? Jump in!

If you’re looking for more hand embroidery designs here on Needle ‘n Thread, you’ll find a slew of free embroidery patterns available here. I hope you like it and find some use for it! The upright should print at about 5″ high, if you choose “no scaling” or “100%” or something similar in your printer dialogue box.Ĭontemporary Grapes & Wheat Hand Embroidery Design (PDF)

We's free embroidery pattern pdf#

Here’s a handy-dandy PDF printable with the designs on it. Printable PDF with the Embroidery Designs I’ll be back with results of my tests, but in the meantime, perhaps you’ll enjoy doing something with the pattern. The purpose of the project, really, is to test a couple things – specifically, the linen towels that I recently came across, that I think might make good blanks for embroidery, a new tambour hook, and a transfer method. So that’s what I’m toying with, design wise, at the moment, for just a very quick project all around. (If you’re not familiar with tambour embroidery, you can read all about it here, along with tips, techniques, and patterns.)Īnd I’m thinking – since the linen is a natural color and rather fine linen – that I will try this in tambour work, in white on natural.Īdmittedly, part of me is still hemming and hawing over the color. I have a new tambour hook I want to try out very soon. I’m thinking tambour embroidery for this. I might jostle it about a little more and elongate the design a bit – we shall see!īut I also wanted to explore something that was much more corner-suited – something that worked well in a 90-degree corner situation. I wanted something that would work well on the narrow, straight end of something like a table runner or that would look nice centered on the front edge of a hand towel, and I think the above design would work for both of those placement ideas. These particular grapes & wheat have a very contemporary flavor, so that’s why I started doodling around with them. You’ll find the design that these components came from in my Church Patterns e-book, for those who are looking for church-related embroidery designs. Grapes & wheat are symbolic in ecclesiastical embroidery, but it just so happens they also work well for secular kitchen and table embroidery, too. I extracted the components from this pattern from an old ecclesiastical design. I haven’t had a chance to pursue working the design yet – hoping to start something this weekend – but in the meantime, I thought I’d share the embroidery designs with you.

I’ve been playing with this design for a purpose, which I’ll tell you about below. Because it’s Wednesday, because we’re half-way through the week, and because I love playing with embroidery designs, I think today’s a great day to share a free hand embroidery pattern with you!