Embroidery patterns are here. Printed with heat-transferable ink for your ease and convenience, our FOUR new embroidery patterns make stitching beautiful needlework fun and relaxing—perfect for your holiday break.
EVERY PATTERN INCLUDES
• 11" X 17" pattern sheet with heat-transferable ink.
Each design can be heat transferred multiple times.
• Instructions for a variety of transfer methods including
tracing options.
• Illustrated guide to basic hand-embroidery stitches.
These first four patterns feature birds, flowers, paisleys, butterflies, repeating borders, frame designs and more. Stitch a quilt label to match your next Lottie Da quilt or trim out your next apron with a charming cherry border. There are countless ways to incorporate this rewarding hobby into your creative repertoire.
Everything comes back from the printer today and we'll work into the night to begin shipping tomorrow so you can have your hands on these great new patterns right away—and have a fabulous holiday break making beautiful projects for yourself and your loved ones!
Ask for them all at your local, independent fabric store. It always helps to make requests. Not every shop will know these are available. In fact, if you want to bring in a pattern catalog to show them, email me and we'll send you one to drop off at your local shop.
Quilters will be especially excited to hear about the Fresh Flowers quilt labels and frames pattern. Several of the designs coordinate with fabrics I've designed, such as Sprig, and Dauphine. With these frame designs, you can match your quilt label to the quilt itself. I've never seen this before—so I'm calling it revolutionary.
The Blooming Borders pattern includes a variety of designs in repeat. In other words, transfer a border multiple times to the length that suits your project. One of these repeating borders (the bird design shown at the top of this post) coordinates with the Mockingbird print from my Garden District collection—which will be out next year on quilting cotton (wink, wink).
For me, this is like birthing another baby—an art baby. I've worked long and hard on every aspect of this new pattern collection to get every nuance and need met with style. I couldn't be more excited to send these out to your ready hands and see the beautiful things you create.
You guys are amazing. Thank you, as always, for your cheerful support.
A BIG Happy Holidays to you!
xo—Heather
Those are lovely. I will be back when I can shop for myself again (aka the 26th).
LOVE these, can’t wait for mine to arrive!!! 🙂
Just beautiful! No surprise from you! Merry Christmas!
I just love these! I bought 3 of them, and they arrived today. I am so excited to get the embroidery floss and get started!
Thanks, Laura. I would love to see what you make. Send me photos. xo—HB
Thank you, Cindy. Merry Christmas to you. xo—HB
Thanks, Shauna. Happy Holidays. xo—HB
I hear ya. This will be the first year I will have everything wrapped before Christmas Eve. I might even get a full night’s sleep. xo—HB
Happy, happy to you and yours! Thanks for working so hard to make all our lives just a bit brighter and more beautiful!
Wow! Your stitches are amazing. Just amazing.
Some lovely patterns.
Such great colors!
Hi Heather, I love your new embroidery patterns. I had ordered for my shop, The Top Stitch, and they sold out the day after they arrived! I’m looking forward to using the borders pattern for a new shirt I’m making. Thanks again, Carrie
These are really great embroidery designs.
Heather – we met at the Portland Quilt market and I’m so glad to get the embroidery patterns for my needlework shop (Needle In A Haystack, Alameda CA). I love the designs and it was great meeting you at the show and seeing the fabulous stitched panel! Cathe
Hello – I would love to see the mockingbird in quilting cotton. Is that 2014 or 2015? Thanks!
Hi Heather 🙂
I noticed that you don’t have an option so we can follow by email. Since Google Reader died, I follow the blogs I love most by email. If you are interested, you link it to Feedburner and it’s really easy, but I don’t know how typepad is set up, so maybe it’s not easy on your end. Feedburner is a google thing. They probably absorbed it like they do everything else. Have a great weekend!
-karrie 🙂
Love your new patterns and especially the border pattern which I’ll be ordering as I’m working on a project right now that needs just what your pattern offers. Thanks for such inspriational work.
These are soooo cute! I was thinking about ordering and digitizing the designs for personal use, but then I noticed that there is a copyright statement asking for these to not be digitized. Does this mean you’re going to offer them digitized for machine embroidery in the future, I hope? I do have a quilt shop, so was hoping these will be digitized to sell with your lovely fabric.