Embroidery Journal Made Easy Hand Embroidery Pattern

Beautiful, Colourful and Fun Hand Embroidery Designs Discover your next stitch journey.\n\nHere at Stitchdoodles we are all about creativity. Sitchdoodles was created in 2019 after I was finding it difficult to find hand embroidery patterns that were exciting and a bit different from the usual. Wanting to combine our love of hand embroidery stitches, traditional sampler techniques as well as quilt designs(!) I decided to come up with something myself and it has evolved into an array of wonderful and colourful designs that will hopefully inspire and excite people to pick up a needle and get 'happy stitching’.\n\nWhat you will receive:\n• This pattern is available as a PDF download so you can access the pattern as soon as you would like.\n• Each pattern comes with details on the colors, threads, and materials required.\n• Easy to follow instructions are given along with full-color photos.\n• All templates are provided actual size.\n\nYou can do just that with the Embroidery Journal 'made easy' by Stitchdoodles.\n\nThere are 2 templates for you to choose from each with 12 divisions so you have some stitch space to fill in each month.\n\nAlong with the templates, there is a 'How to Guide' included as well as over 150 hand drawn icons ready for you to choose and stitch.\n\n…so if you are completely new to the whole concept, you will be stitching your journal in no time. Find out…\n\n How to transfer the motif to your journal fabric\n Lots of ideas for what to include in addition to the 150 hand drawn motifs provided.\n Where to find designs and motifs – perfect for people who don’t draw.\n Which embroidery thread to use.\n Which stitches to use.\n How to fill the empty space.\n\nTHIS IS A PDF PATTERN FOR 2 TEMPLATES SO YOU CAN TRANSFER TO FABRIC YOURSELF.\n\nPLEASE NOTE - THIS IS NOT A PATTERN - it is for you to fill in the templates yourself by adding small little icons or motifs that represent things that happen in your weeks and months. You can read all about stitching a thread journal, on the blog here>\n