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Giveaway (OVER): "Sweetie Pie" Embroidery Pattern

To celebrate the launch of my facebook page , I'm giving away a copy of my  "sweetie pie"  embroidery pattern collection from my Etsy shop ! WIN THIS! Enter below. You have 4 ways to enter! Good luck! a Rafflecopter giveaway Also,  here's a freebie  "bake" pattern from my  "sweetie pie"  collection on Etsy !

FREE "bake" Embroidery Pattern

To celebrate the launch of my Etsy shop , that is now stocked with pdf embroidery patterns, here's a freebie  from my "sweetie pie" collection on Etsy! Click on this image to print or click here to download the pdf with multiple sizes or mirror images. Want more? Check out my Etsy shop for for embroidery patterns. I'd suggest using a  hot iron transfer pencil  to transfer the design onto fabric.

Teacher Tote

The teachers in my kid's lives do so much for them, and I wanted to make something special and personal for their Christmas gifts. These are also great for Teacher Appreciation Week! For the teacher tote, I had Caleb write a message to his teacher. This works great if your child likes to draw.... but mine doesn't :) He doesn't enjoy coloring or writing, so I'm sure his teacher will appreciate it even more. Here's how to do it... scan your child's drawing. Use a photo editing program and flip or reflect the image horizontally. Print the image at the size appropriate for your project.  Next use an  iron transfer pencil  to trace the image; iron it onto your precut fabric. Next,  hoop  your fabric and sew over your image using  embroidery thread  and an  embroidery needle . I suggest using a  backstitch  as it is simple and allows the lines to keep their detail. It's best to follow your child's lines from st...

A new kind of needle

I've found a new kind of needle...an embroidery needle. I've taken a few stabs... at my finger. It's been fun though. All of the patterns are from the amazing book, Doodle Stitching: The Motif Collection: 400+ Easy Embroidery Designs I embroidered linen napkins I already owned, here's how my first attempts at embroidery went: Pin It