Garden Birds Stick and Stitch Embroidery Pattern

Sixteen small garden scenes, each one a bird in the middle of something. A quail sizing up a wildflower seed packet, a chickadee perched on a well-worn boot, a hummingbird zipping past the pruning shears. It's the backyard on a good morning, drawn simply enough to stitch in an afternoon. Stitch a few onto a garden apron, a market tote, a tea towel, or scatter them across a denim jacket. How Stick and Stitch Works Stick and stitch is the easiest way to embroider. Print your designs on water-soluble stabilizer paper (like Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy), peel and stick it right onto any fabric, then stitch over the design. When you're done, rinse with warm water and the paper dissolves completely, leaving only your beautiful embroidery behind. No transfer pens, no tracing, no guesswork. Sixteen Garden Bird Motifs: Quail, chickadees, goldfinches, wrens, a hummingbird and more, paired with the tools of a well-loved garden. Stitch one, or work your way through the whole sheet. Beginner Friendly: Clean, simple line designs perfect for your first stick and stitch project or your fiftieth. Endlessly Reusable: Print as many copies as you need. One purchase, unlimited projects. What You'll Need A printer (inkjet works best) Water-soluble stabilizer paper (we recommend Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy) Embroidery floss and needle Any fabric you want to stitch on Love cross stitch too? Check out our vintage cross stitch patterns for your next project.