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Garden Flowers – Artista Embroidery Designs Special!

Antonia Valentine is a classic machine embroiderer recognised by the Australian Textile Arts and Surface Design Association Inc. After exploring various categories of hand and machine embroidery designs, she finally focused on freestyle machine and digital embroidery often enhanced with hand stitches too! Her tryst with artista embroidery began right here. Her embroidery photographs manipulated on the computer were often used as inspiration in the design process.

Her works are displayed at AStitch Design. Check out the garden collection. They are beautiful especially the tulips, poinsettia and the daffodils. All of them are artista and are digitised in Bernina © Artista software. They can be downloaded as Artista v2 and Artista v3. The information on machine embroidery techniques would come in handy here.

There are also quite a few free embroidery designs available at ‘AStitch’. You can scroll down and click on “Freebies”.

Some Great Looking Eagle Embroidery Designs For Your Applique Collection!

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.

Free Machine Embroidery Designs – Cutwork and Hoop Special!

Another great resource for you on free machine embroidery designsABC Embroidery. A repository of good embroideries indeed! Almost all the free patterns are perfectly suitable for 4×4 embroidery hoops. The information and tutorial on endless hoop embroidery designs would be helpful here.

The butterfly next to this post is a cutwork special – 2.91″ x 2.84″, contains 7246 stitches and is made of one single color. You can download this in all embroidery formats – ART, PES, HUS, JEF, XXX, DST, EXP, SHV, VIP or PCS. Special cutwork embroidery instructions have been included along with this download.

The information on digitizing embroidery software would come in useful if you are interested in knowing more about how one interfaces the PC with the embroidery machine.

Free Machine Embroidery Designs – Baby’s Day Out!

If you are searching for charming baby embroidery designs, your search ends here!

We have for you here some unique free embroidery designs straight out of Disneyland! All characters at Needlework have been embroidered really well. What is more important is that a great deal of information has been given for each of the free machine embroidery patterns. To give you an example of the free cartoon embroidery design of Minnie Mouse next to this post, the total number of stitches is 18958 and the size is 88×113 mm.

The free download contains the .dst file needed for your embroidery machine and the image contains the thread consumption details – White(4.5m), Medium pink(11.2m), Pink(6.0m), Meadow(1.6m), Orange(0.2m), Marine aqua(5.7m), Floral pink(0.7m), Red(0.7m), Silver grey(1.8m), Black(26.1m). The upper thread is 59.6m and the bobbin is 19.9m. The polyester details of each thread are also well detailed. These disney embroidery designs would be suitable for baby dresses, bibs, towels and bedsheets. Very very cute indeed!

Beginners Guide To Quilting – Hand and Machine Embroidery Special!

Quilting was earlier practised only by a few institutions on a larger scale. These days, this technique has entered the house with ordinary embroiderers practising this with ease. If you are a novice and interested to learn, we have the perfect resource for you – The Beginners Guide to Quilting by Penny Halgren. The goal of this guide is to teach you to transform ordinary fabric into a beautiful handmade quilt. With just 9 easy-to-follow steps and full photographs of the quilt (work-in-progress), quilt sewing is not only easy but also fun. At the same time, Penny ensures that this is not just another blanket. The book comes with five free bonus gifts which includes an offer to post your handmade quilt on the website for free for one week. If you just want to check your skills on quilting, try the free 7 day mini course which will give information on fabric cutting, colors management, keeping blocks in order among other important tips on quilting. Take a look at the butterfly quilt next to this post. This has been split into 3 parts to be paper-pieced. Then the center body is appliqued. The antenna are drawn on with a pigma pen. 4 fabrics would be needed for this quilt block – 2 colors for the wings, a background color and black for the body. Before you leave, dont miss the 200 free quilt patterns available!

Downloadable Machine Embroidery Designs And Free Software For Converting Embroidery Formats For Your Machine

For all lovers of machine embroidery patterns, this is a great resource of free downloadable embroidery designs, (all in NGS format) – Stitch.com. If you want to convert the format from NGS to something compatible with your embroidery machine, pls go to Coats EDV – You can register yourself OR use this login – “shikhadeepak@gmail.com” and password -”welcome” – all small case letters – and download the free software – Coats EDV16. Armed with this software, you can see the digitized embroidery designs used to programme major makes of embroidery machines.

You can also use it for tracking your designs and exchanging information with key friends and customers without worrying about the machine format. As for the free embroidery patterns, the best I liked was the rooster beside the post. Very colourful and complete in all respects. The shaded effect and the feathers are done exceptionally well.

Thanks to one and all for the overwhelming comments on my various posts. Keep writing back to me on your expectations OR on any topic that you found interesting! You can use the “Contact Us” button right at the bottom of any Embroidery Designs Guide page.

Contest Time At Embroidery Designs Guide – 100 Dollar Prize Certicate!

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We are here with a contest for all of you! All of you have been associated with the world of embroidery in some way or the other. Pen down your experiences in the form of any project/learning done in embroidery. The best entry gets a 100 dollar gift certificate from Embroidery.com. Not just that, we will also display the best entry on our website under the relevant category. Consolation Prizes – wait and watch! What exactly would the judgement be based upon. The originality of the writeup, image and interest aroused would be the key performance criteria. Just be yourself and reach out to the audience. The rest will follow. Deadline for submission is March 25th 2006. How do I submit? You can mail your articles in to shikhadeepak@embroidery-designs-guide.com (The freebie that you see beside this post is from Embroidery.com. You would find a range of free embroidery designs at “All Products” > “Embroidery Designs” > “Free Designs”. The butterfly is 2.34″ by 3.74″ design available for you in various formats. This has 12058 stitches and is available in ART, PES, SEW, JEF, EXP, CND, VIP, PCS, CSD, XXX, DST, HUS, EMB formats.)

Database Of Free Embroidery Designs – A Treasure For You To Download!

Among the fastest growing databases of free machine embroidery designs, here is one I came across at the Embroidery Forums. A couple of the free embroidery designs are related to the mega Christmas season, but most of the others are good ones contributed by our community of embroidery enthusiasts. In the last 3 weeks, we have 13 patterns contributed and made available for you in various embroidery formats.

The one that caught my eye was the free downloadable swirly Christmas tree design available in jef, vip and pes formats. (The information on PC machine embroidery would come in handy here) The beauty of this design lies in its simplicity. With just a couple of twirls and a few stars, the entire tree comes into view. Thanks to Monkella, who contributed this.

This is also the right moment for me to announce the launch of All Free Embroidery Designs – a showcase project of free embroidery designs. I would be delighted to have your feedback on our new venture!

Free Embroidery Software Designer – Pixel Hobby

After receiving a few requests on free embroidery design software, we did some researching on this subject. We are happy to announce that we have found a good free embroidery software that would convert your favourite photographs into embroidery designs. It is free to download at Pixel Hobby. Once you upload the photograph – almost immediately the software develops the embroidery design along with the colour details. You could then click on the print option which gives the details of the base plates, color codes and pixels. Finally you have an option for ordering the necessary base plates and threads required for stitching the particular design.

I tried it myself for a photograph of my twin children Keshav and Madhav – the output of which you see alongside this post. They came out quite well and distinct after choosing 4 baseplates for each axis. The total number of colours necessary for this embroidery design is 70 with 275 pixel squares. Let me know once you experiment on this. One could actually embroider one’s favourite photos through this software. We could have another section on free embroidery designs through this exercise.

Rose Cutwork Embroidery Designs For You!

A great resource on cutwork embroidery designs for you here from Sadia Sews. Sadia Andrews, born in Sialkot, Pakistan has a rich cultural background of Russian, Kashmiri and Persian which reflects in her arts. With a range of interests spanning from flowering, cutwork, quilting and other forms of embroidery, this is a treatise to enjoy. A special mention on the rose cutwork collection, one of which lies next to this post. These are striking embroideries with the perfect mix of colours to bring out the essence of the roses. There are a few free downloadable cutwork embroidery designs in the same collection. You could also visit All Free Embroidery Designs to check out some more available freebies.




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