Free designs Show 'N Tell Clothing Construction Tools
Free
Designs
Designs for
Brother & Pfaff, embroidery. machines.
See "How to Download" below.
Also, please visit these sites:
Pfaff USA - click on the Embroidery section, click on free design http://www.pfaffusa.com
CROSS STITCH CHRISTMAS TREE - GIFT OF THE MONTH CLASS--November
Thread colors:
#1 GREEN
#2 BROWN
#3 RED
#4 ROYAL
#5 YELLOW
#6 BLACK
CHRISTMAS TREE (From Pfaff Club Magazine #20)
Thread colors:
#1 GREEN
#2 GOLD
#3 WHITE
ORNAMENT (Digitized by Beth Grueb using Pfaff PC-Designer software)
Thread colors:
#1 RED
#2 GOLD
SHOWN 'N TELL
Below projects completed by our customers--many of them are from classes held at Stitch In Knits. Click on the Classes link above to view our current class calendar and descriptions. Caution, this section may be slow to load.
Helen:
The blue and white quilt featuring designs from Pfaff's Quilt collection.
The vest was from the Pfaff Martha Pullen Sewing School, sponsored by Stitch In Knits at the Fort Wayne Botanical Gardens.
The Phillip Pepper embellished quilt featured in the Pfaff Club Magazine #25.
The "White on White" embroidered heirloom tablecloth featured in the Jenny Haskin's Inspirational Home Decorating with machine embroidery from Brother. This was our spring 2003 Heirloom club project.
Marilyn:
Jenny Haskin's The Color Purple Quilt
Jenny Haskin's Federation Quilt
Lana:
The Victorian from the Heart (Splendor) pillow top from the Pfaff Jenny Haskin's Victorian Sewing School.
Vicky
The Heirloom shirt project from the Pfaff Jenny Haskin's Victorian Sewing School.
Phyllis:
This is the heirloom shirt from the book by the same name.
Sewing.org is your link to the exciting and rewarding world of sewing. Brought to you by the Home Sewing Association (HSA), a not-for-profit organization representing members from every facet of the sewing industry. http://www.sewing.org . This site features lessons and project ideas.
Tool Info
FAQ sheets for sewing
tools and projects that explain their uses are available here.
Schmetz Needle descriptions - http://www.schmetzneedles.com/schmetz1.html
1. Click
on the underlinked link for the format of the design you want to download. For Brother
machines, click on PES. For Pfaff, click on PCS.
2. The "File Download" window appears. Note: if the "File Download"
windows does not appear, right click on the file, and select "Save Target As"
from the pop-up menu.
3. Click to select "Save this File to Disk".
4. Click on OK.
5. From the "Save In" select the folder where you want to save the file. Pay
attention to which folder you select before clicking the "Save" button. It may
help you to create a folder like "C:\My Documents\Designs" for all of your
embroidery file downloads, but you can use any folder you'd like.
6. Click on Save.
7. The download will now begin. Your web browser will keep you updated on the progress of
the download by showing a progress bar that fills up as you download.
8. When your download is finished, if you left the "Close this dialog box when
download completes" option unchecked, you'll see a "Download Complete"
dialog box.
9. You are now ready to start your software program (Explorer or My Computer if machine
has a diskette drive), open or select the file from the folder you saved it to, and send
to your disk, machine, or card.
Free Projects are available for download from the following sites:
Brother - http://www.brothersews.com (click on the Get Creative link)
Pfaff - http://www.pfaffusa.com . Click on communities, click on Project of the Month, Project Archives, and Pfaff Club. Many of these projects offer free designs. Also, http://www.pfaffsoftware.com and http://www.autodigitizing.com . Watch our class calendar for the Pfaff Chat schedule. During the chat, many projects and free designs are available for download.
Sew Young, Sew Fun - http://www.sewyoungsewfun.com
Nancy's Notions http://www.nancysnotions.com Click on Free Projects link.
Home Sewing Association (HSA) - http://www.sewing.org
Jenny Haskins - http://www.jennyhaskins.com (Click on the downloads link)
Other sites of interest:
Linda Lee Originals - http://www.lindaleeoriginals.com (serger projects and books).
Cindy Loosenkamp - http://www.sewartfullyyours.com (books and projects using the decorative (9mm) stitches of the Pfaff sewing machines or books using the embroidery machine.
