First Blooms - PDF bundle

A fresh bundle of sweet, little flower embroideries is blooming! This embroidery pattern bundle features patterns of some of the first blooms you may see after the long winter season: Tulips, Daffodils, Crocus, Grape Hyacinth, and Snowdrops

Want an embroidery kit instead? Click here to shop individual kits and bundles for the First Blooms flower series.  

Skill level: Beginner. You can do it! 

Tulip embroidery pattern

Pattern size: 2 1/4” x 2 3/4” (approximately 6 cm x 7 cm)

Basic embroidery stitches used: Backstitch

Daffodil embroidery pattern

Pattern size: 2 1/4” x 2 3/4” (approximately 6 cm x 7 cm)

Basic embroidery stitches used: Backstitch and French knot stitch

Crocus embroidery pattern

Pattern size: 3” x 2” (approximately 8 cm x 5 cm)

Basic embroidery stitches used: Backstitch and French knot stitch

Grape Hyacinth embroidery pattern

Pattern size: 2” x 2 3/4” (approximately 5 cm x 7 cm)

Basic embroidery stitches used: Backstitch and single chain stitch

Snowdrops embroidery pattern

Pattern size: 2 1/4” x 2 3/4” (approximately 6 cm x 7 cm)

Basic embroidery stitches used: Backstitch and lazy daisy stitch

Each 6-page PDF pattern includes: 

• An image of the finished embroidered pattern
• A stitch and color guide
• Simple embroidery instructions
• An easy to trace black and white pattern
• A black and white pattern in reverse for an iron-on transfer pencil.

Transferring the embroidery pattern:

There are two copies of the pattern included in your PDF so that you can choose which transfer method works best for you. Here’s a brief description of each option:

• The black and white pattern makes it easy to transfer the image onto your fabric by tracing or printing on an embroidery stabilizer. Our favorite way to transfer this version of the pattern is to print on Sulky Stick’n Stitch. You can also trace the pattern onto your fabric with a Water-Soluble Marker or a regular pencil.

• The reverse black and white pattern works best with an iron-on transfer pencil. This is a special pencil that, when used to trace the pattern, will iron on to fabric. It’s best to use this pencil with transfer paper, or even tissue paper, but it can be used with regular paper as well. Most iron-on transfer pencil lines are permanent. 

To view the file you will need to have Adobe Reader. You can download a free version of Adobe Reader here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/

FAQ’s

• Where do I download my PDF file?

After checking out, you will receive an email that contains a link that will take you to your o download the pattern. Click this link to download your pattern. 

Likewise, your PDF pattern will also be added to your Digital Library. To access  your Digital Library, log in to your account on the Penguin & Fish website (if you haven't created an account yet, be sure to do so with the e-mail address you used to check out) and go to “My Digital Library."

• I’ve never embroidered before, will I be able to make this pattern?

Yes! We design our patterns with beginners in mind, using just a few basic embroidery stitches. Follow along with the included step-by-step embroidery instructions and you'll be stitching in no time! Need some extra support? Check out our "How-to" section for embroidery stitch tutorials.

• Can my younger child stitch this pattern?

We recommend 13 and up, but a crafty kid under 13 should be able to stitch this pattern with adult supervision. We’ve known kids as young as 6 to stitch our patterns. 

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