Free embroidery designs and lessons
Free embroidery designs are a great way to learn hand embroidery.
Free patterns can be found on this site for all sorts of needlework techniques, including...
Something for everyone...and more are added regularly.
Free blackwork patterns
It is possible to create intricate patterns using a single colour of thread with these free embroidery designs for blackwork.
Cross stitch freebies
Counted cross stitch is simple but like anything new, clear instructions and tips can help you get started.
Surface embroidery (not counted)
Hardanger
A complete free mini course for you in these free embroidery patterns in hardanger.
- Lesson 1 in hardanger needlework - a pretty diamond shaped design that introduces kloster blocks, cutting, needleweaving and square filling stitch.
- Lesson 2 - is a square design that teaches you fancy kloster blocks, wrapped bars and doves eyes.
- Lesson 3 is a bookmark. You will learn eyelets and buttonhole stitch edging here.
- Lesson 4 hardanger instructions include four side stitch and a spiders web filling.
- Lesson 5 on hemstitch shows a different way to finish off the edges of your Hardanger projects
- Lesson 6 is a sweet hardanger Christmas card
Needlepoint patterns
Free embroidery patterns for whitework
- A pulled work diamond design
- Band 1 of the white work sampler
- Band 2 introduces drawn thread work
- Band 3 includes pulled work stitches - satin and back stitch
- Band 4 - diamond eyelets and double back stitch leaves
- Band 5 -try pulled honeycomb stitch
- Band 6 - three sided stitch and ringed back stitch
- Band7 - diagonal four sided stitch border
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