Are you look for an embroidery pattern for household items, such as kitchen towels, guest towels, linens, drapes, and whatnot? Here’s a beautiful hand embroidery pattern of a grapevine, which would look terrific as an edging on a variety of hand embroidered goods. Now’s the time to start that special Christmas gift – embroider the edge of some pre-made cotton kitchen towels for a handmade touch.
The pattern can be scaled up or down on your computer or on a photocopier. If you want a longer border, just repeat the pattern or parts of it. This would look great in white-on-white or in color. You can fill the design, or just stitch oulines. Any way you choose to do it, I think you’ll be pleased with the results. Click on the pattern below for a larger image, then right click on the larger image to save it to your computer.
Enjoy!
Thank you so much for all these beautiful patterns!
God bless,
Kathleen
hand embroidery
Thank you for this motif! I plan on adapting it for using for a challah cover (challahs are the traditional braided breads for the Jewish Shabbas) for my brother- and sister-in-law.
Rachel Hershberg
Beit Shemesh
Israel
Hi,
I used this design for my saree, It was very nice but took too much of my time for the entire saree border. so, I modified it slightly by reducing the no of leafs and grapes and finished it. I will share it with you latter.
Thanks for the design it was wonderful.
T.Lakshmi
My mother used this design to embroider a table cloth and matching napkins for my daughters bat mitzvah last month. The gift is very special since my mother was 76 when she learned how to embroidered and used a simple outline stitch to work the design. A week after my daughters bat mitzvah my mother passed away. Thank You for sharing this design you played a part in making a very treasured gift for my daughter.
thank you
I would like to order this grape vine iron on transfer. How can I do that? Please email me and let me know. Thanks. Ann
Hi, Ann – thanks for your comment!
The pattern is not an iron-on. It can be printed and traced, though, for free.
thank you
How do I get this pattern as a iron on for a table cloth Was wanting to do this pattern. I love this Thank you linda
Hi, Linda – Well, it’s not available as an iron-on, just as a free download that you can print on your own home printer. But if you want to iron it on, I recommend Sublime Stitching’s Extra-Fine iron-on pen. It’s available here: http://sublimestitching.com/collections/tools/products/transfer-pen The pen doesn’t wash out, so you do have to make sure that you cover all your lines. But it’s the best iron-on pen on the market. It produces clean, fine lines when compared to other iron-on pens. The blue is my standard go-to color, but it’s available in other colors as well.
Thank you for sharing this lovely pattern. I am making a talith for my granddaughter and this will make a beautiful atarah.
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