Christmas themed embroidery

This is a pattern TEMPLATE for the design shown above. It is for hand embroidery, and is NOT suitable for machine embroidery. You will not receive any physical products as this is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ONLY. You will receive a downloadable A4 sized PDF file for this pattern. It comes with patterns scaled to fit 3", 4", 5", 6", 7" and 8" hoops. It is up to you to choose which size hoop best suits the design you choose (tip: designs with lots of small details are usually better suited to larger…

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Explore a wonderland of festive creativity with our collection of 100 Christmas embroidery ideas. From classic holiday symbols to whimsical designs, find inspiration for your next festive stitching project.

🎅These charming Christmas-themed hoop panels are perfect for adding a warm and festive touch to your home decor! Each panel is handcrafted with intricate embroidery techniques and measures 14 cm (5,5 inches) in diameter. ✨They are now available in my Etsy shop. ✨ Worldwide Shipping ✈️ #embroideredhoopart #embroiderydesign #walldesign #winterembroidery

✨PDF Pattern | Digital Download This poinsettia-themed embroidery template brings the elegance of the holiday season to your projects.🏵️ Perfect for adding a festive touch to home decor or personal accessories, the design captures the beauty of the iconic Christmas flower. 🎁 Suitable for all skill levels, it includes general photo-illustrated explanations of necessary embroidery techniques, along with photo guides to make the stitching process easier and more enjoyable. #EmbroideryArt…

When I think of crafts, I picture these weird-looking items floating on Etsy like eternal shipwrecks that rise to the surface every time you genuinely need something. I mean, there’s nothing wrong with pursuing your hobby, but it’s a whole different story if you’re trying to make money out of something you wouldn’t buy yourself. Hence, there’s an entire craft-shaming movement that humorously mocks such instances.