Christmas machine embroidery designs

A free project for decorating napkins and towels for Christmas. Kitchen accessories are the most popular element of the winter holiday table. The design can be used in conjunction with another label or frame. Make more napkins, you may want to give them to your guests. Let everyone see your creat...

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Embroidery has become increasingly popular in recent years as a fun and creative hobby, and the holiday season is the perfect time to showcase your skills. Snowmen are a classic symbol of the winte…

There are a total of five corner designs. 4 with motifs as shown above; 1 with lace edging but no motif for year round use. Each napkin corner comes with placement guidelines so that the design and lace edges will always end up in the right spot. The lace edging is part of your corner designs. The designs can be stitched on ready made or home made napkins. Also included with your purchase are bonus detailed sewing instructions on how to make dinner napkins with mitered corners. This set…

This is a quilt I'm most proud to have finished. I first saw it made up in a quilt shop, and I fell in love with it. It was all done in red and white. It was so tempting, and I really wanted to make it, but all that embroidery! In my heart of hearts, I was sure it would sit for years, without ever being started. Even if I started it, I was sure that it would never be finished. Later, I saw it again in the same quilt shop and mentioned to the owner how much I loved the quilt. She said she had…