I have been working on several original hand embroidery patterns which I will be sharing with my bloggy friends.
This first pattern is one of my favorites.
Crafty Goddess was created when I could not find anything similar online. I love goddess imagery, and I am a crafty girl :)
To Download this pattern, click THIS LINK to go to the Flickr page where you can select All Sizes and download the Large version. Save to your computer and print!
My fabulously crafty friend Deana (aka Always Inspired) stitched her up for her partner in the Hoop Up! embroidered quilt square swap on Flickr. She used her partner's choice of colors, and I think it turned out beautifully for her partner's theme of sewing. The metallic threads used for the scissors and needle just pop!
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I would love to see your versions of Crafty Goddess, so if you stitch her up, leave a comment or send me a message on Flickr or Craftster.
Crafty Goddess is a free design, but I do ask that you use my patterns for personal use only (that includes for swaps and gifts), and not to sell items made with this pattern, or to offer the pattern for sale in paper or digital format.
If the response to this pattern is positive, I will be posting more hand embroidery designs in the coming weeks, including a Geisha and a Frida Kahlo doll.
10 comments:
Yay! I had so much fun stitching up your pattern! I can't wait to see many many more! Keep up the great work!
What a great pattern, thanks for sharing! I hope to stitch it up soon.
What is not to love about this pattern. Am new to the stitching world and am happy to find your blog.
Sandi
impatientcajun.blogspot.com
I love it and the worked version is incredible! Glad my magic carpet brought me by!
She is so cute, will be stitching her up! I love to stitch and she will be fun to do! Thanks!!!!
Love the goddess - will make mine w/blonde hair!
Oh I love it! Thank You very much!! Just saved her to my computer and will hopefully stitch her up soon! I look forward to many more!
I love this. I need to get into more embroidery but this embodies all that is magical about craft.
I Love this pattern!
I just stopped by to say "thanks" for visiting my blog on Giveaway Day last month, and... I am thrilled to see this Crafty Goddess! It brought to mind a goddess I used to draw quite a bit in college. I think I need to go ressurect her. Thanks.
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