#FREE HAND EMBROIDERY PATTERN FREE#

If you have any input on these embroidery pattern – a preference for one over the other – or a better name suggestion for today’s pattern – do feel free to have your say below. I’ll also give you a project update, and we’ll also look at an embroidery tool that baffled me for a bit and pays homage to the needleworker’s propensity for accessorizing! Catching Upĭid you notice I was out of town last week and the beginning of this? There was a wedding in the family – ’twas a glorious time and a good break! If you emailed last week or early this week and didn’t receive a reply, it’s because email was not always accessible. Next week, we’ll get back to some Stitch Fun, exploring more ways to embroider leaves. Some fun stuff coming up on Needle ‘n Thread, including an embroidery class membership give-away for an online needlepainting class for beginners, including all the needful stuff that goes along with the class. The design prints around 3.5″ high, but you can enlarge or reduce it in your printer settings or on a photocopier.įree Hand Embroidery Pattern: Sprouting Floral (PDF) Coming Up on Needle ‘n Thread 2.7 Solar Flair Space (digital download) 2.8 Figurative Embroidery Kit for Beginners.

2.5 Grow (digital download) 2.6 Beginner Embroidery Kit Set of 3. There are plenty of larger, open elements there that would work for appliqué. 2.3 Floral Stained Glass Hand Embroidery Pattern (digital download) 2.4 Custom State and Flower DIY Embroidery Kit. Other Embroidery TechniquesĪll that said, this pattern today – Sprouting Floral (Flouting Sporal?) – is suitable for other embroidery techniques, too, from regular surface embroidery to appliqué. If you want to help me along with the decision-making process, you are more than welcome to proffer an opinion between the three recent patterns – today’s, last week’s openwork flower, and the previous week’s exuberant flower.Īccording to my “schedule” (and I mean that word in the broadest, loosest context!), I’m due to start this project around December. I’m not sure which one to settle on, though. The three patterns I’ve posted recently are possibilities – they’re all in the running. One of the curses of being sanguine, I suppose? Embroidery Project Ideasįor my next project, I want to put together a small goldwork / real metal thread piece suitable for beginners – something that covers beginner techniques in goldwork, that is small enough to be manageable, but intricate enough to be interesting. Sometimes, I’m thinking ahead to The Next Project with such ferocity that the current project stalls a bit. Actually, I’m always thinking ahead to The Next Project. In any case, now and then, I start thinking ahead to The Next Project. Or maybe it says too much? In any case, it’s not a very attractive name.ĭubbing things with a name is not my forté – if you want to make suggestions, feel free! The first of the three was this Exuberant Flower design, and then this Openwork Flower Design, and then there’s today’s, which for some reason, I call Sprouting Floral. This is the final of three hand embroidery patterns that have been occupying my imagination lately.

Free hand embroidery pattern