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Sunbonnet ABCs features Molly and Mae as they learn their ABCs. The blocks in this charming spiral bound book are fun-to-stitch and easy-to-do. Each letter of the alphabet is drawn and detailed with Molly and Mae featured in the block. The text that goes with each Letter is also included. This is the original text from the old-fashioned horn book, spiral bound for ease of use. Please Note: The book contains approximately 30 black and white designs suitable for Redwork embroidery. The only color is on the cover.

Dolly and Friends from Patti-Ann Publications features the adventures of an adorable little girl named Dolly. Suitable for embroidery, you’ll follow Dolly as she plays with friends and toys. Designs include a baby, a little boy, a top, a propeller, and more. There are nine designs in all. Trace onto cloth, then stitch to your heart’s content.

As these delightful kitties go about their chores each week, they are just right for stitching onto tea towels or 10" quilt blocks. Purr-fect for hand embroidery and redwork, the seven designs also make great days of the week projects. Trace and embroidery to your heart’s content.

Wise Old Owls in Redwork is a popular 1890s style redwork embroidery pattern. These wise owls offer sage advice about reading books and doing other activities including perching on the moon, holding an umbrella and more. Suitable for 10" quilt blocks, there are nine designs in all. Trace onto cloth, then stitch to your heart’s content.

These beautiful butterflies are ready for you to embroider. Taken from popular redwork designs of the late 1800s, you can trace and embroidery them onto dishtowels or quilt blocks. Each design is approximately 6".

Cute baskets, straight out of the early part of the 20th Century are ready for you to embroider. Trace onto dishtowels and stitch to your heart’s content. You can also use them for redwork quilt blocks. Each design is approximately 6".

Make your kitchen festive and fun with these delightful vegetable embroideries. Suitable for tea towels, the towels come with seven one-color embroidery designs for you to stitch onto your dishtowels. There are carrots, squash, peppers, tomatoes, and more. Seven designs in all. Trace onto cloth, then stitch to your heart’s content.

Everyone’s favorite, Sunbonnet Sue, goes about her daily chores on these adorable embroidered quilt blocks. Sue is sewing, baking, cleaning, sweeping, shopping and more. Patterns are suitable for 10" quilt blocks and can be stitched in redwork or in the colors of your choice. Trace onto cloth, then embroider to your heart’s content.

Penelope is busy doing different chores each day of the week. These adorable redwork embroidery patterns from the 1930s are perfect for Days of the Week tea towels or 10" quilt blocks. Seven designs in all. Trace onto cloth, then stitch to your heart’s content.

These 1890s-era redwork embroidery patterns feature the names of the Months of the Year entwined with floral trails. Suitable for 10" quilt blocks, there are 12 designs in all. Trace onto cloth, then stitch to your heart’s content.

Kate Greenaway, a popular illustrator in the late 1800s, brings you 12 delightful children to stitch onto 10" redwork embroidery blocks. Patterns date to the late 1800s and are perfect for constructing redwork quilts with the look and feel of that time period. There are 12 patterns in all. Trace onto cloth and stitch to your heart’s content.

Take a trip around the Northwest with these lovely images from and about Oregon. Whether working on the majestic Chinook Salmon, tasty hazelnuts, or stitching the covered wagons and Crater Lake, you will simply love embroidering these 13 Oregon patterns. Patterns include a mini history about each item and how it came to represent Oregon.

Suitable for embroidering on tea towels or quilt blocks, Dancing Dishes Days of the Week has been a popular embroidery pattern for decades. Choose the thread of your choice and stitch to your heart’s content. There are seven designs in all.

These 12 ladies step straight out of Colonial America times to make a delightful redwork embroidery quilt. This popular redwork pattern dates to the 1920s and features colonial ladies wearing costumes from the time period. Trace and embroider to your heart’s content. Designs are suitable for 10" blocks.

Here’s something to crow about! Hank the Rooster and Mama Hen and Chicks can be embroidered on matching towels for an adorable tea towel set. Designs are taken from popular redwork patterns of the 1890s. Each design is approximately 6".

Here’s a whole flock of birds for the bird enthusiast! There are 24 different birds designed in the 1920s-30s, for stitching onto 10" blocks. Use the bird motifs with alternating solid colored blocks in red or blue (depending on thread color) and you will have a queen-sized quilt measuring 85" x 106". Instructions for putting the quilt together are also included.

Here’s a beautiful basket pattern by Patti-Ann Publications. Featuring a basket of flowers with a ribbon on the handle, this one is suitable for framing, shams, table, dresser or bedspread center. The pattern measures approximately 11" x 17".

Mother’s Old Fashioned Flower Garden Quilt blocks feature beautiful flowers done in redwork embroidery reminiscent of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The quilt consists of 32 traditional redwork blocks. Transfer them using your favorite method and you’re ready to stitch, stitch, stitch!

This beautiful Basket Sampler, featuring twelve traditional style basket blocks, filled with a variety of festive, fragrant flowers, is a favorite for both beginning quilters and confident applique artists. Designed by Jane Davis as a teaching tool, the simple template shapes allow you to successfully use traditional or fusible web applique. There are easy-to-follow instructions with full-sized templates. Finished quilt measures 66" x 84". Book contains all 12 blocks plus finishing instructions and a bonus section on the Language of Flowers during the Victorian Era.

This is the book version of our popular Block of the Month Program! Designed by Roxy Burgard, each butterfly is set on point and surrounded by four colorful batik fabrics. There are 12 different butterfly blocks, named after real butterflies. Instructions are given for creating 12 different quilt blocks set into a beautiful 48” x 60” wall quilt. Creative Ideas for additional projects include a project for a matching pillow and table runner. Bonus materials about butterflies and batik fabrics are also included. Author: Roxy Burgard and Rachel Greco; Patti-Ann Publications; softcover.

Using the traditional red and green coloration of the 1840s, Seasons Remembered, designed by Jane Davis, features the fine buttonhole stitch applique that 19th Century women used to showcase their needle skills. There are 12 stunning, traditional applique designs (suitable for 18" blocks) in this spectacular series, plus a finishing pattern that includes the leaf border. Full-sized patterns, plus instructions for both traditional and fusible web methods of applique are included. Author: Patti-Ann Publications; softcover pattern pack.

All your favorite Overall Boys are featured in this cute quilt by Patti-Ann Publications. You’ll find Suspender Sam, Overall Bill, Fisherman Fred, Farmer Ted, Gardening Gus and more. The 12 applique blocks can be done with either traditional or fusible applique. Full-sized patterns and templates are included. Finished quilt measures 62" x 78". Author: Patti-Ann Publications; softcover.

Follow Sunbonnet Sue as she goes about her chores in this creative interpretation of a quilt lover’s classic. Originally designed by Pat Smith as a Block of the Month program for Grandma’s Attic, all 12 blocks are included in one convenient package. Easy-to-follow instructions for both traditional and fusible web applique methods are included. Author: Pat Smith; Patti-Ann Publications; softcover.

Now in spiral bound book form, Grandpa’s Farm is a delightful look back to boyhood summers on the farm. Inspired by a visit to relatives in Kansas, this Calico Hills Farm quilt contains 14 individual 12" blocks, plus one large center panel featuring the barn. Finished is quilt is approximately 72" x 90". Book includes full size pull-out patterns for the middle panel.