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5 Thanksgiving Hand Embroidery Patterns

October 29, 2022 by Claudia Porter Leave a Comment

The Thanksgiving holiday is one of the most cherished celebrations in the United States and is a time for families to gather around a table and give thanks for the blessings they have received. One way to add a special touch to this festive occasion is by incorporating hand embroidery patterns into your holiday décor.

There are several lovely Thanksgiving hand embroidery patterns available on Etsy that can be easily downloaded and used to create stunning decorative pieces. These patterns are unique and offer a variety of designs to choose from, including traditional symbols like turkeys, pumpkins, and autumn leaves, as well as more modern, abstract designs that still capture the essence of the holiday.

Incorporating hand embroidery patterns into your holiday décor is a great way to personalize your home and create a warm, inviting atmosphere for your guests. Whether you choose to embroider table runners, napkins, placemats, or even your own Thanksgiving holiday pillows, the end result will be a beautiful and festive addition to your home.

Not only does hand embroidery add a special touch to your holiday décor, but it can also be a fun and relaxing hobby. Embroidery is a wonderful way to slow down and enjoy the present moment, while creating something beautiful and meaningful. The process of hand embroidery can be meditative and provides an opportunity to unplug from the fast-paced world we live in and focus on the present moment.

With 6 patterns in this group it will be hard to choose a favorite.  They are all in the fashion of primitive folk art.

Make some simple and creative decorations or bowl fillers…
Eight designs in one. Pilgrims, turkeys, an Indian, apple pie, leaves, and more!
They make an excellent present and look fantastic on a little shelf or hung on a tree.

Felt is what makes these lovely ornament patterns stand apart.  There are two designs in this selection.

The pattern includes step-by-step instructions with photographs and pattern pieces.

The word Thankful is surrounded by some lovely stitching in this pattern.

Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for all of life’s blessings! To celebrate, stitch up this wonderful fall pattern! Ideal for a placemat or cushion! Acorns, leaves, and doodles with a fall theme are included. Make your own Embroidery Hoop Wall Art for Thanksgiving or Harvest décor.

“Be thankful” is surrounded by autumn leaves in this pattern.

This design is classified as Medium Level. At the very least, you should be familiar with threading and basic embroidery methods.

An easier pattern, this pumpkin tells us to “Give Thanks” and is perfect for Thanksgiving.

This adorable pumpkin design will fit in a 5×7″ frame when stitched. To increase the size, use a mat or a cloth border. There are also pillow-making instructions supplied. Throughout the year, all 5×7 So Simply Stitched designs may be switched out for fresh decorations. Stitch one or all of them!

You can find plenty of other Thanksgiving hand embroidery patterns on Etsy here.

Aunt Betty made me a kitchen pot holder in 1989, long before I even knew what an embroidery machine was. She taught me how to use it and I had so much fun stitching it. I cherish it to this day and I use it all the time at thanksgiving dinner. It’s a great way to show my appreciation for all the Thanksgiving food I get to eat!

 

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