yay! These are finally finished! :-) These are just the first of many embroidery patterns to come. These were so much fun to design and stitch. I hope you like them!
The first is the Kawaii Cute Fruits Printable Embroidery Pattern available here. :-)
Here are the details:
The design of this 6-page full-color printable PDF pattern is *super-cute* and colorful, and includes:
- (8) black and white patterns
- the same patterns in reverse
- full-color photographs of embroidery samples to give you color
and stitch ideas and inspiration!
- how-to instructions for many methods of transferring patterns
This pear is saying "Japanese" in Japanese... ironic, right? ;-)
This strawberry is saying "cute" in Japanese. :-)
This watermelon is saying "colorful" in Japanese. :-)
(These samples are just to give you color and stitch suggestions... feel free to play around with your own color and stitch choices! For all of my embroidery samples, I've pretty much just used the back-stitch, the satin-stitch and the split-stitch. Super-easy!)
The next pattern is the Vintage-Style Pose Doll "Olivia" Printable Embroidery Pattern available here.
Here are the details:
The design of this full-color 5-page printable PDF pattern is *super-cute* and colorful, and includes:
- the black and white pattern in two sizes
- the same patterns in reverse
- full-color photographs of embroidery samples to give you color
and stitch ideas and inspiration!
- how-to instructions for many methods of transferring patterns
I'll be creating patterns for Skyler and Matilda as well! (and I hope to create some NEW girls in the next few months. :-)
The next pattern is the Kawaii Cute Cupcake Printable Embroidery Pattern available here.
Here are the details:
The design of this full-color 5-page printable PDF pattern is *super-cute* and colorful, and includes:
- the black and white patterns in two sizes (the cupcake with a lit candle and without)
- the same patterns in reverse
- full-color photographs of embroidery samples to give you color
and stitch ideas and inspiration!
- how-to instructions for many methods of transferring patterns All of the photos and embroidery samples for this pattern are courtesy Kitschy Digitals Team Member Kirsty Neale. :-) Didn't she do the CUTEST job!?
Again, these are just stitch and color suggestions, feel free to play around with your own ideas! That is the cool thing about embroidery patterns.. you can tailor it to what you like, and you can make it as easy or as intricate as you desire.
Please note: This PDF will be emailed to you within 24 hours after receipt of payment. It is a high-resolution file and set up in 8.5"x11" pages so that you can print easily at home. It is password protected (to protect the designs from copyright infringement), so you will be given a password to open the file. The file requires Adobe Acrobat Reader (Version 6 or later) to open, which can be downloaded for free at http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/.
If you would prefer a printed copy of this PDF snail-mailed to you, please contact me at thousandclowns(AT)yahoo.com. It will be an extra $2, plus shipping.
Also, I just wanted to say *thank-you* to Jessie Senese for writing the How-To's for transferring embroidery patterns that will be included in all of my embroidery pattern PDFs. Since you will be printing these at home (or using the print-outs via snail mail), you will need to transfer the pattern yourself. Jessie's explanations are wonderful and easy to understand!
Ok! so here's some embroidery samples by Kitschy Digitals Team Members! I have a beautiful piece by Jessie that she's mailing me so that I can photograph it. It's adorable!
Here's a piece by Holly Neufeld.. so cute! this would be adorable in a kitchen.
I adore how she layered the fruits on top of each other... lovely!
I also LOVE how she painted right onto the canvas! I love adding other techniques to embroidery. You can also add fabric (see this tutorial here) or crayon (see tutorial here)!
And lastly, here are some *ADORABLE* projects by Stina Glaas (yes, it's spelled "Glaas"... i've spelled it "Glass" by accident I'm sure too many times.. it's just a habit since Glass is an English word! Poor Stina. ;-) I'm such an idiot. She told me that "Glass" in Swedish is "Ice Cream". Way to go Danielle.
:-) And these projects are REALLY by her beautiful daughter Matilda (yes, Matilda! one of the best names ever!)... she used the embroidery patterns as little sewing cards and also as coloring sheets! Brilliant. Stina often does her artwork and crafting with her daughter by her side.. I love how she incorporates what she's working on, in to her daughter's crafting as well. She's the best mom. :-)
She printed out the patterns and then punched holes along the lines. She placed a piece of cardboard underneath, with a self-healing mat underneath that.
How cute is this pic of Matilda sewing? Look at her snazzy metallic gold thread! and she also colored in the image...
Here is one of her masterpieces framed... looks like she decorated the frame too! :-)
And here are her Olivia "Fairy" dolls that she colored! :-) CUTE!! (although i think Stina might have done this first one... it looks too perfect! :-)
Meet Matilda. :-)
I love her little cat dress. :)
Thanks for letting me share these new patterns with you!
