Hand stitched patches

Create a beautiful embroidery patch design with Stitch Floral. Learn to make and remove custom embroidered patches whenever you want!

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Learn simple embroidery techniques to mend well-loved and worn clothing that are both practical and beautiful! With a beginner-friendly running stitch, we’ll explore three visible mending techniques, including sashiko mending, appliqué mending and patchwork-inspired mending. These playful mending skills use Dual Duty X

Mending clothing with wool roving is an excellent sustainable practice and helps to extend the life of your clothing. Here’s a fun ghost design for Halloween! This project works best with natural fibers and knit items (ideally ones made out of wool) but I’ve also had great success mending other clothing items. Pants made out

I use to cringe whenever one of my children earned another scout badge. Ug, sewing those tough little things onto a sash was bad enough, but sewing them onto the chest pocket was the worse. Other m…

Embroidered patch made in my home studio. Hand digitized by myself and stitched on 100% cotton duck canvas. Kind of a rough and tumble look. Sew on. Dimensions measuring remembered edge: 3-1/2" x 4-3/8" not including the fringe. All designs are digitized and stitched in the US in my home studio. They are original designs.

You guys, of course I had to jump on the visible mending band wagon :). How could I possible not? As soon as I first saw the fabulous co...

What is sashiko? Sashiko, meaning "little stabs" is a Japanese style of stitching. In traditional Japanese mending, sashiko is a style of hand stitching used to repair textiles or to create layers for added warmth in working garments. It is creating small repeating stitches that form a pattern, the patterns often inspi