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Paper embroidery is the art of embroidering on paper. It reminds me of the nail and string art
designs that I used to make as a child.
One of the things I really like about paper embroidery is that you can stitch the same pattern
in a variety of ways to get different results. If you have never tried paper embroidery before,
I recommend that you start out with the tear drop ornament, then try the silver star. The gold
star is a little more difficult, but once you have finished the first two you should be able
to tackle it.
Once you are comfortable with the paper embroidery patterns that have instructions try moving on to the patterns without instructions. Use your imagination and experiment with the shapes. Add different layers of complementing colors. The possibilities are endless! For general embroidery instructions, see my blog post: General Instructions for Embroidery Patterns. Also, be sure to watch my blog for instructions for specific patterns.
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Tear drop ornament Pattern Instructions Picture |
Gold Star Pattern Instructions Picture |
Silver Star Pattern Instructions Picture |
Oval Pattern Picture |
Round Ornament Pattern Picture |
Diamond Pattern Picture |
Eight Pointed Star Pattern Picture |
Oblong Ornament Pattern Picture |
Christmas Wreath Pattern Picture |
Lighthouse 1 Pattern Picture |
Love Pattern Picture |
Hearts Pattern Picture |
Six Petal Flower Pattern Picture |
Birthday Butterfly Pattern Picture |
Double Ornament Pattern Picture More info in my blog |
Shamrock Pattern and Instructions Picture Read more about this card in my blog |
Baby Carriage Pattern and Instructions Picture Read more |
Lighthouse 2 Pattern and Instructions Picture - Painted background Picture - Black background |
Scroll Border Pattern and Instructions Scroll stitching detail Picture |
Onion Shaped Ornament Pattern Picture More info in my blog |
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