I can’t wait to share my modern Christmas “free stitchable” designs with you this week!
The first one is one of my very favorites!
I wanted a modern Christmas tree using some favorite Christmas words and came up with a design you can stitch in no time!
We love the texture that applique brings so watch for those in many of our patterns!
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This is one of our easiest patterns and you only need TWO thread colors!
Grab your embroidery hoop, fabric, needle and thread…and create this gorgeous addition to any Christmas decor . This would be a beautiful gift as well! 
1.Print out the pattern…click on the printer in the right lower corner.
2. Trace the image onto your fabric {taping it to a window or light table works great, too}.
3. Stitch Away!
You can also have lots of fun using different color schemes! This pattern would look great on white fabric with green stitching, too.
Go nuts with your creativity!
Oh, and please share a photo with us after you creative this…we would LOVE to see it!
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Thank you! That is simple.. but so elegant looking! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Karolj! I'll be sharing more simple, modern Christmas designs this week!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this, Kari...I think I'll stitch a couple now and be ahead of the game for giving to friends next year! I really like that it's low tech and few supplies, too! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy little girl could do this so easy! Thanks for taking the time.=)
ReplyDeleteI love this! My mom taught me embroidery when I was a little girl but it's so hard to find patterns nowadays and I'm SO not artistic enough to make them:) Keep them coming!
ReplyDeleteThis is so simple, but so cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute Kari! It's been ages since I've done a stitchery. I should pull out my needle and thread and give this a try. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS!! Thank you for sharing it!
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