Since many of you may be stitching up some little gifts for your near and dear ones, I thought of sharing some free brazilian embroidery patterns available here and there.
Here is the link to free designs with instructions at BDEIG site. I've posted this link before,but since some new designs have been shared there, I thought I'll remind you once again.
For those stitching Christmas based patterns like the one above ,country bumpkin has shared a few patterns from the book A-Z of Bullions. The patterns use bullion stitch predominantly and so can be adapted for Brazilian embroidery. Click here to see the patterns.
While you're there, check out the free magic mushrooms stump work design too.
And over at Threads In Bloom,Sharon is offering a free Brazilian embroidery design, Blowin' in the wind.
Iam at present trying to finish the preliminary work of my Schwalm project so that I can start the actual pulled thread stitching soon. Will soon post about its progress. Because of my system crash, and because of the old age of my present computer, my internet time is severly restricted. I do visit many blogs and bloggers who are dear to me and do try to leave comments as much as possible. If some of you feel that I've ignored you, please, it is not intentional. I would also like to point out that in some cases, I've tried to visit back or leave comment,but either the blogger settings of those blogs have not been set correctly or your profile has not been shared. So in case you're wondering why you're not receiving as many comments or visits , please check your settings and enable your profile for all of us to get in touch with you.
I hope you'll make use of these free patterns I've shared here.
Thanks for sharing these links. That bullion Santa is lovely.
Your question about Nefertiti made me write a post about it on my blog.
Deepa... you are so sweet and thoughtful for sharing this! Hugs.
Thanks for sharing the links Deepa.
Some I have not heard of and will visit them.
hi deepa, I have just had a quick look at all your wonderful tutorials and will be trying some more of them soon. love your beautiful stitching.