As I mentioned before when I shared this free Christmas Embroidery Design— I love to spend the evenings during the holidays stitching embroidery. There is something about stitching while watching a few Christmas shows, the tree all glowing with lights. These Free Christmas Embroidery Designs are the best!
And, just because the holidays are quickly approaching, it doesn’t mean we still can’t be working on something Christmas like. The collections of hand embroidery designs feature: christmas trees, santas, reindeer, elves, stockings and more. Plenty to choose from and keep your needle stitching late into the night.
Free Christmas Embroidery Designs
If you’re looking for a specific free embroidery design, you’re in the right place. These free designs are perfect for the holiday season. You’re sure to find an adorable design that is going to be your next project.
What are some of the free Christmas machine embroidery designs?
There are so many fun options for free Christmas designs. I promise you that it will be hard to choose where to start out with these free embroidery patterns. Some of the free patterns included are a cute tree, a Santa pattern, and more. You’ll love all the options for embroidery projects!
Any of these would be a great way to create a fun design on a Christmas stocking, Christmas ornament, or other holiday gifts. Just be sure to start now so you’re not trying to hurry up and finish on Christmas Eve!
What are fun ways to create and gift items made from this free Christmas machine embroidery pattern?
Keep in mind that you’ll be sharing happy holidays with anyone who receives a homemade gift. You can easily create so many options from this extensive selection and are sure to bring a little bit of joy to anyone who receives any of your handmade gifts.
Are you ready to see all the fun files and freebies? Where you’ll start is going to be hard to pinpoint! Be sure to come back and tell me where you’re going to start and how it turns out.
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Don’t forget that you can easily use coloring pages for embroideries any time of year. Simple pick the coloring page with little detail– remember that the more detail the more stitching you will be doing.
Print the coloring page the correct size– you will want to check what size you are printing that page at. You will be directly copying that design, so printing it to the size you’d like is easier that trying to scale it down.
Use a light box or tape the design to the window and trace the design to your fabric. Stitch away!
Need help with those embroidery stitches?
Here are some great embroidery tutorials to help you– chain stitch embroidery & running stitch embroidery & more embroidery stitches for samplers.
If you’re a fan of holiday projects, be sure to check out some of these other great options!
Becky Jorgensen is the creative quilter behind Patchwork Posse, the Patchwork Planner and her online quilt group Patchworkers Plus. You can find her patterns in books, magazines, and her quilt membership. Gather your quilting supplies, organize your sewing space, explore the process of disappearing quilt blocks, or finish a free quilt pattern. I'll help you use what you have, finish what you start and make your quilting journey fun!
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Where can I get the pattern for the dachshund in the sweater? We have two dachshunds and that is soo cute.
Thanks
Lisa, simply touch the photo and the link with the pattern will open 🙂
I was looking for an easy pattern of a bird to paint in watercolours and to my good luck my search brought me to your site. Thank you for sharing your free patterns for the Christmas Season. These are very sweet and would make wonderful tags and cards. I am a retired teacher who now has time to have some fun with art and I really appreciate your willingness to share your ideas. I would only use your patterns for my family and friends. Referencing your name, would I have your permission to use these patterns for personal use?
I wanted to download the diamond patterns but couldn’t find them anywhere? Please help.
Linda
https://www.patchworkposse.com/15-diamond-quilt-patterns/ is where you’ll find it! Sorry about the mix up