Apr 25 2008
Kitchen Proverbs Embroidery Patterns - Complete Set
Here’s the complete list of patterns that were published in the Kitchen Proverbs series (there are six in total). These patterns were designed for tea towels but you can use them for other projects if you like.
All the details and instructions are found on the first pattern page (A New Broom Sweeps Clean).
Kitchen Proverbs Embroidery Patterns
- A New Broom Sweeps Clean *Also includes the pattern instructions for the entire set.
- A Watched Pot Never Boils
- First Come, First Served
- A Stitch In Time Saves Nine
- Beauty Will Not Season Soup
- Too Many Cooks Spoil The Broth
I hope you enjoyed this series, I think they’re pretty unique and I loved the little proverbs that were included in the designs.
If you enjoy vintage embroidery patterns, I have a few more complete sets available:
- Kitten Towels Days Of The Week
- Gingham Fruit Days Of The Week (Cross Stitch & Embroidery)
- Vintage Puppy Days Of The Week
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- Kitchen Proverbs Vintage Embroidery Pattern: A Watched Pot Never Boils
- Kitchen Proverbs Vintage Embroidery Pattern: First Come, First Served
- Kitchen Proverbs Vintage Embroidery Pattern: A Stitch In Time Saves Nine
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29 Apr 2008 at 8:09 pm
While doinghand needle work alll the small thread clipping were scatered far and near. i’ve found that an empty tissue box is the ideal solution (because of the plastic Xcut top) to keep the work area neat and clean, just clip an put inside the box even if it tips over threads stay put. Try this you may find other good uses and a perfect way to recycle