free printable primitive embroidery patterns

Free printable primitive embroidery patterns how to#

I just did more light than dark and tried to make it as random as possible. I didn’t list on the pattern which leaf I did which color because that would have taken forever. I love the texture that the long and short stitch gave the wood, and the lazy daisy leaves with two colors turned out so nice. The tree itself wasn’t hard, but it did take a long time. This ‘home’ design is free, but she has more lovely patterns available for purchase too. It would be really lovely with an initial embroidered in the center and hung up in a child’s room. I ended up only using one strand of floss, and while that made it a little harder to do, the result was much more legible. The sweetest pastel floral wreath pattern. See more ideas about primitive embroidery, embroidery patterns, primitive stitchery. The letters were the hardest part to stitch, and I actually had to redo them because they were difficult to read. Explore Sandra Butler's board 'Primitive Embroidery Patterns', followed by 159 people on Pinterest.

Free printable primitive embroidery patterns how to#

Take a look at some other methods on my How to Transfer and Embroidery Pattern post.)

transfer materials (I used FriXion pens.embroidery floss (Colors listed on the pattern.).free tree embroidery pattern (instructions to download are at the bottom of this post).(This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission, at no extra cost to you, if you click a link and purchase something that I have recommended. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) To make this free tree embroidery pattern, you’ll need: