You simply position the template in place and use a quilter’s pencil to trace along the edge of the template. With them you can create hundreds of different hand embroidery patterns to embellish your seams with flair. These templates are easy to use, made of clear plastic so you can position them easily and are compact in your sewing box. My templates aim to help you take your stitching to the next level. Also check out the first few weeks on the TAST list of challenge stitches, for links to tutorials to the basic stitches.
These surface embroidery stitches can be used with these types of patterns. If you are new hand to embroidery here is 12 Surface Stitches for Beginners a PDF file I wrote a while back. You can download the file in a number of formats PDF which is the file format I think most people use, but you can also get a full Test download and formats such as EPUB and Kindle. I was very tempted to clean up some of them in Illustrator and present them whole but life got in the way.
They look great for biscorno pin cushion patterns or any project where you want a medallion. Many are half the pattern so you have to trace them off on tracing paper – flip it and then you have 2 sides of the pattern. I have a few of the patterns here so you can get a taster of what is on offer in this old French design book. The patterns are French and the book is catalogued as containing over 100 drawings. The Directoire designs for textiles is an out of copyright pattern book that was published in 1793. On the site I discovered and French design book the Directoire designs for textiles which has been digitised by the Internet archive. As regular readers know I often highlight free books, patterns and resources that I discover online.
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