Everything else to create with your embroidery machine including traditional designs, Applique, Felties and some special compound fabric designs for scrapbusters.
Stitch up a murder of Crows for a house full of Fall decor. Your embroidery machine makes quick work of the complex quilted feather details. A flying crow and a standing crow are included in two sizes. Photo instructions and Video tutorial are included.
Add a Valentine’s Greeting to your next doll or plushie project. These six designs were designed with Ballyhoo dolls in mind but could also be used as ornaments, gift card holders, or coasters.
Six different gingerbread house felties can be used as ornaments, gift card holders, or create a pastel gingerbread castle with lots of cute little felt houses.
Four different gingerbread cookies designs to use as ornaments, sachets, faux cookies or other holiday decor. Set includes gingerbread man, lady, star and tree.
You can be Brainy and Spooky all at the same time with this discounted 4 pack of machine embroidery designs.
Add some mathematical mystery to your embroidery with Albert Einstein’s famous Energy equation.
Add some magical mystery to your Halloween or Witchy decor with this esoteric saying.
Add some mathematical mystery to your embroidery with Euler’s Equation. Considered by many mathematicians to be the most beautiful equation in all of mathmatics, for reasons we still don’t quite understand.
Give a magical vibe to any gament, fabric, or frame with these words embroidered on them. Also great for superhero themes. :-)
Create your own compound fabric/fiber art with this Bent Squares design. This shabby, raw-edge scrap technique is a great way to use up your fabric scraps. See photos for samples and ideas.
Create your own compound fabric/fiber art with this Circles design. This shabby, raw-edge scrap technique is a great way to use up your fabric scraps. See photos for samples and ideas.
Create your own compound fabric/fiber art with this Waves design. This shabby, raw-edge scrap technique is a great way to use up your fabric scraps. See photos for samples and ideas.
A small embellishment that looks great when combined with other mod designs
Mid-Century Slang that expresses joy and excitement. “Ring-a-ding-ding, I won the lottery!”
Mid-Century Slang for “hey man” that sprang up during the Jazz Age and lasted through the 1950s. Let’s bring it back!
Includes all 5 of the mod elements so you can combine and create your own abstract stitch art. Each element fits 4×4 hoops.
Designed for 5×7″ hoops, this design combines multiple applique blob shapes to create an abstract bit of stitch art.
Designed for 6×10″ large hoops, this design combines multiple applique boomerang shapes to create an abstract bit of stitch art.
Designed for 6×10″ large hoops, this design combines multiple mod applique shapes to create an abstract bit of stitch art.
Inspired by the Mid-Century Modern designs of the 1940’s through the 1960’s, this Atomic retro Cat looks spunky on shirts, bags or anything you want to machine embroider.
FREE FILE! – test your embroidery machine tension with satin, fill, different running stitches, and a bean stitch. See details below on how to use this file, including a video on how to evaluate your tension test results.
Package includes 4 different sayings designed for Valentine’s Day. Each design can be stitched out within a 4×4 machine embroidery hoop.
Three different ghosts to create felties or applique characters with your embroidery machine. Each is stitched in-the-hoop. Great project for beginners!
For 4×4″ and 5×7″ machine embroidery hoops.