Disclosure: some of the links you'll find here are affiliate links. When you use them to grab some embroidery goodies, I may earn a teeny tiny commission at no extra thread to you.Welcome back for another tutorial from our Hand Embroidery Stitch...
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Personalized Baby Name Sign
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$9.45
$9.45
***Digital download PDF pattern, NO physical items will be shipped***
❤ This customizable hand embroidery pattern features a pastel floral wreath with a baby’s name and birthday in the middle.
❤ You can easily personalize the name and date yourself in Canva (instruction included).
❤ The pattern comes with detailed step-by-step photo and video guides (and bonus videos teaching all necessary embroidery stitches).
❤ This bright and happy design will make a perfect nursery decor for your little ones. You can also edit the texts to any other words you like!
❤ Not just for wall decor, the design can also be used on throw cushion covers, clothes, tote bags, etc.. A fun and relaxing project for embroiderers of all levels, and a perfect gift as well!
Embroidery stitches used in this pattern: Satin stitch, Long and Short stitch, French knot stitch, Straight stitch, Stem stitch, Fishbone/ Leaf stitch, Back stitch. If you need help with any stitches, I have tutorial for individual stitches here.
*Designed to fit on 7 inch embroidery hoop
**Some basic embroidery skills recommended
***If you need help editing this pattern, please feel free to send me a message and I would be more than happy to help!
❤ By purchasing this listing, you will have access to:
- An embroidery PDF pattern that can be customized on Canva (Letter size: 8.5x11”).
- Customization Guide PDF: a walk through on how to edit and download your personalized pattern
- Embroidery Guide PDF: step-by-step photo guide on the process of embroidering this pattern
- Step-by-step Youtube video guide
- Hand Embroidery 101: everything you need to get started. From materials & supplies, to individual stitches’ tutorials.
- A thank you coupon for your next purchase of any pattern in my store
Note:
For personal use only, please do not share this pattern or reproduce this pattern for profit.
Please do not copy and distribute this pattern or publish content of this pattern online or in print.
Happy stitching!
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Hello! I'm a self-taught embroidery artist and owner of Pattes de Velours. To me, every stitch tells a story, and I'm here to guide you through the process with easy-to-follow PDF patterns that make hand embroidery an enjoyable and rewarding experience for beginners and seasoned stitchers alike. I'm thrilled to be part of your embroidery journey, and I can't wait to see your creations come to life. Explore my shop, pick your favorite patterns, and let's stitch something beautiful together!