Hi everybody, I just came across some great looking eagle embroidery designs at an Embroidery Library – Click on “Creatures of Air”. These designs can be stitched using tajima, melco, brother, artista, viking, pfaff, jenome formats and the information on machine embroidery would come in very handy here. What I liked about these embroidery designs was the striking nature in which the birds have been sewed. The eagle here is 3.5″ wide x 3.45″height and it is done up with a total of 23545 stitches. Isn’t she a beauty? What is remarkable is that each feather of her body is clearly stitched out which provides for a great visual appeal. All the designs can be used as machine applique embroideries and the information on applique embroidery designs would come in useful here. You can also go through a free tutorial on applique instructions far down below on the home page of Embroidery Library.

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Check out this unique natural style of embroidery (perfect for any natural images like birds or animals) – called “thread art”. In “thread art”, the direction of sewing is not in normal straight lines but depending on the figure being sewn, it could be in various directions with the single purpose of giving the final result a natural texture effect. You can check out some samples of thread art at Embroidery SA.

If you take the example of this African fish eagle next to this post, the beauty stems from the distribution of the thread colour so smoothly to the places where it naturally occurs in the bird. Generally this style of digitizing results in a longer ” time to sew” than conventional embroidery. To allow natural distribution of colour, a greater number of jump threads are needed. This is similar to what happens when embroidering in cross stitch. The modern home embroidery machines would help in automatically cutting the jump threads for you.

Again taking the example of the African eagle, take a look at the background scenery. Doesn’t the sky blend beautifully with the clouds?

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The bald eagle seems to have fascinated embroidery design enthusiasts all over the world. On embroidering the eagle, I felt that weaving the eagle embroidery design can be quite a task because of the complex task of embroidering the feathers, beak and eyes. This is generally done using machine embroidery designing techniques.This design is primarily famous for its use on denim shirts, over the pocket and also for its use on T-shirts. More so, this has become popular as a patriotic design in USA. Just check these headlines I recently found on a website displaying eagle embroidery designs – These beautiful, highly detailed patriotic redwork embroidery designs patterns that will delight any patriotic history buff!

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