Wool applique patterns templates

Still Waters was inspired by taking walks near the wetlands. Breathtaking views of native plants indicative of a wet marsh. A symphony of delicate Dragonfly's and other interesting insects that made the walk magical and inspirational for this memory piece. Incorporated into the design is fun embroidery stitches that give the piece and additional layer of visual experience. We hope you stop by or call the shops below to pick up your pattern/ and or kit today. Attic Heirlooms-Florida…

Beware: It's addictive!

Life can take you in so many crazy directions. I never in a million years thought I would be a wool appliqué designer let alone an author. This journey started over 2 years ago when I had designed eno

Chickadee in aspens. Meetinghouse hill pattern.

The pattern for this adorable beehive applique is available free from Wee Folk Art. Get the pattern. And keep an eye on the blog. Kimara says she plans to post a new applique pattern each week! Tha…

As far off as it seems now, summer will be upon us before we know it, along with the warmer temperatures. Our gardens will be green (hopefully), and the insect life will be buzzing. Dragonflies are nice because they don't bite, like some of the other summer insects, and they come in all different sizes and colors. They are beautiful when the sun hits them just right, and that's what we were going for with our most recent pattern—the Dragonfly and Fern. We've used a variegated, shimmer…

Working with felted wool or wool felt (yes, there's a difference) is easy and addictive. Felted wool doesn't fray, so you don't need to turn under the applique edge. There are different types of wool, which can be confusing. I’ve experimented with three types and like them all for different reasons. In fact, I often co

I've been following Rebekah Smith for a little while and love her wool applique. This book was published recently and try as I might to wi...

Printable Sheep Pattern Cut Out Sketch Coloring Page