Our machine embroidery cross stitch designs are free to download. We are preparing to introduce new ideas in the near future. Keep on checking back with us. Enjoy stitching out the free machine embroidery designs!
Last Updated ( Saturday, 29 September 2007 )
Freebie - Finger Bookmarks with Hearts
Written by Marilou Giesbrecht
Check out our freebie! This makes 3 free-standing lace finger bookmarks on a 5 x 7 hoop. Keep one for yourself and give the other two away! Note: You are going to need water-soluble stabilizer to complete this project.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 29 September 2007 )
Free-Standing Lace Bookmark Project
Written by Marilou Giesbrecht
This free-standing lace bookmark project is ready for download. I just finished the instruction sheet and the design is completed and ready for download!
One of the unique qualities of this bookmark is that the complete bookmark - including the tassle - is sewn out in one piece on your water-soluble stabilizer. After it is done sewing out, just drop it in some water, let it dry, and you have an all-in-one bookmark that is a perfect gift to let your Mom know exactly how Special she is in your life!
Next in this design series is a bookmark for Dad that will look very manly (none of that girly lace look :))
NOTE: This design will only be available as a PES download because it needs a 5x7 hoop. I believe most everyone out there has the ability to convert a PES embroidery file to their own personal format -- if I am wrong, and you need it in an additional format, please email me at
The bookmark is 2.25" x 6" and the tassle is 5.5" long for a completed size of 2.25" x 11.5" -- all on a 5 x 7 hoop!
If you have any requests or ideas of what you would like to see in this style of bookmark, please let me know -- I would love to hear from you!
Below are some variations that are possible with changing the thread...and remember - use your Mom's favorite color (if it is not purple :) lol
What else is love but understanding and rejoicing in the fact that another person lives, acts, and experiences otherwise than we do…? - Friedrich Nietzsche(1844 - 1900)