Hand Embroidery Pattern Hungarian Kalocsa flowers

Bright, lively and full of joy — these words usually come to mind when you describe embroidery style practised in the Hungarian town of Kalocsa (pronounced: ‘KAH-LO-CHAH). These days the style has become so popular that you will find it at any souvenir store around the country.

Traditionally, Kalocsa embroidery is done with thick Perle (Pearl) thread. In this design, however, I suggest that you use regular thread instead. This will add more fineness to your work and make it look really exquisite.

Hand Embroidery Pattern ROOSTER

A noble looking, bright-feathered bird. The herald of the dawn — the Rooster. Not only will it make a worthy adornment of your house but will also teach you some very interesting decorative stitches.

Embroidery in satin and decorative stitches (needle lace). Design plus detailed embroidery guide. Using 12 types of decorative stitches.
Number of pages: 37. Number of Images: 53. Number of drawings: 28. Number of stitches used: 12.

Hend Embroidery Pattern HEN

This fire-feathered cutie Hen-rietta (or is it Henny Penny?) will not only make a worthy adornment of your house but will also teach you some very interesting decorative stitches.

Embroidery in satin and decorative stitches (needle lace). Design plus detailed embroidery guide. Using 9 types of decorative stitches.
Number of pages: 32. Number of Images: 55. Number of drawings: 20. Number of stitches used: 9.

Hand Embroidery Pattern VINE

Simply and easily! Embroidery in satin and decorative stitches. Design plus detailed embroidery guide. Using 3 types of decorative stitches.

Hand Embroidery Pattern Acorn

A step-by-step guide to embroidery and pouch sewing.
File contains: sewing instructions for the drawstring pouch with lining; a life-size drawing of the design for transfer to fabric.
Number of pages: 35. Number of Images: 57. Number of drawings: 5. Number of stitches used: 7.

Hand Embroidery Pattern Bunch of Flowers

Artful embroidery with various stitches. Design plus detailed embroidery guide. Using 8 types of decorative stitches.
Embroidery dimensions: 6 x 6 cm (approximately 2.4 x 2.4 inches)