paisley embroidery designs free download

Repeat steps 11 & 12 with the other backing rectangle. Press.įold over again to create a finished hem. Fold over 1/4″ on the 4.5″ side of the backing rectangle to create a raw finished hem. You will create an envelope back now for your heart. The machine will stitch the satin flower motif inside the paisley on the left side and then on the right The machine will stitch the satin flower motif inside the paisley.Ĭhange the thread to purple. The machine will stitch the middle paisley.Ĭhange the thread to white. Last, it will stitch the “grassy” lines inside the middle paisley.Ĭhange the thread to yellow.

It will then repeat with the paisley on the left. The machine will stitch the “grassy” lines inside the right paisley, the outside of the same paisley. The machine will stitch a curved line above the scallop line.Įither keep the same green thread, or change to another green thread of your choice. The machine will stitch the orange satin circles under the scallop line.Ĭhange the thread to green. Feel free to use the thread colors that you like in steps 5-10.Ĭhange the thread to orange. Note: the thread colors from here on out are the thread choices that I used in the photographs. The machine will stitch the scallop line. For this project, you do not need to worry about trimming real close to the stitches, because it will be trimmed again later. Lay the hoop on a flat surface and trim away the excess fabric. Remove the hoop from the machine, but do not remove the fabric from the hoop. Hold in place with painter’s tape, if necessary. The machine will stitch a placement line for your heart. Thread your machine with blue thread (or thread color you would like) for the scalloped line in Step 4. Hoop white fabric and stabilizer in a minimum 4″ x 4″ hoop. Embroidery Design: Heart Pin Embroidery Designs.Elmer’s Craft Bond Glue or other craft glue.10″ square of medium weight Tear Away Stabilizer.Materials to make an Embroidered Heart Pin: I think it is adorable, and I hope you like making it as much as I enjoyed digitizing it. It is stuffed with a little bit of Poly-Fill to make is puffy. I saw decorated heart cookies on Pinterest and thought to myself “wouldn’t these cookies make a cute pin to give to your friends for Valentine’s Day?” So, I designed this little pin that you can stitch out on your embroidery machine. Hi everyone! I love Valentine’s Day, and everything about it: chocolate, flowers, the color pink, and hearts. Christine Conner created this adorable embroidered heart pin especially for you! Download the free embroidery design, and create this cute pin in the hoop with your favorite colored fabrics and threads.

Paisley embroidery designs free download