Beading: Peyote Stitch Pattern 50

Hello all,
Not as many colour variations as normal, but I'm sure you can come up with better ones yourselves anyway ;)

Basic pattern

Colour version 1

Colour version 2

Colour version 3

Colour version 4

Colour version 5

Colour version 6

Colour version 7

Colour version 8

What the pattern looks like after a few repeats

Please note: The beads in these patterns do not look the same as the actual beads (some of those are opaque, transparent, silver-lined, matte, shiny and so on). I just pick colours that I like together, which works for the patterns, but using these actual beads in a project may very possibly not give the same results. If you like a particular colour version, just use it as "colour inspiration" rather than sticking to the exact bead numbers in the materials list :)

This pattern was made with EasyBeadPatterns free software

Blackwork Embroidery: Fill Patterns

Hello everyone,
These fill patterns are based on the previous border pattern
I hope you'll find a use for them :)

Version 1

Version 2

Version 3

Version 4

Version 5

Quilt Top: Block 4 Pattern&Templates for English Paper Piecing

Hi everyone,
Week 4 already of the quilt top!
Here are the links for the previous blocks: block 1, block 2 and block 3

Colour version 4

Block 4 

Block 4 within the quilt top

Templates for fabric cutting
with 0.75cm seam allowance

Templates for English
paper piecing

Templates for EPP

Free-hand Embroidery/Quilting Pattern

And once again, a pattern based on a blackwork embroidery design :)

Small pattern

One fourth of large pattern (29x29cm)
Prints at roughly 14.5x14.5cm (at 100%)

Beading: Peyote Stitch Pattern 49

Hello everyone,
A simple pattern this week, that doesn't really require more than three different colours :)

Basic pattern

Colour version 1

Colour version 2

Colour version 3

Colour version 4

Colour version 5

Colour version 6

Colour version 7

Colour version 8

Colour version 9

Colour version 10

Colour version 11

Colour version 12

Colour version 13

What the pattern looks like after a few repeats

Please note: The beads in these patterns do not look the same as the actual beads (some of those are opaque, transparent, silver-lined, matte, shiny and so on). I just pick colours that I like together, which works for the patterns, but using these actual beads in a project may very possibly not give the same results. If you like a particular colour version, just use it as "colour inspiration" rather than sticking to the exact bead numbers in the materials list :)

This pattern was made with EasyBeadPatterns free software

Blackwork Embroidery: Small Motif/Fill/Border Pattern

Hi all,
I hadn't planned to make something suitable for spring, but the centre turned out looking like tulips all the same :)

Small motif pattern
30x30 stitches

What the motif looks like used as a fill pattern

The border can also be very easily adapted to fit
other projects :)

Quilt Top: Block 3, Pattern&Templates for English Paper Piecing

Hi everyone and welcome (back),
This week's installment is a simple checkerboard pattern.
Please click the links for the previous ones: block 1 and block 2

Colour version 3

Block 3, of which you'll need 4
(that's a total of 100 squares for
the entire top)

Where (one of) block 3 is situated :)

Template for fabric cutting
with 0.75cm seam allowance

Templates for English paper piecing

Free-hand Embroidery/Quilting Pattern

A very simple, geometric pattern this week :)

Small pattern

One fourth of large pattern (29x29cm)
Prints at 14.5x14.5cm (at 100%)

Beading 48: Peyote Stitch Pattern

This week's beading pattern with 10 colour combinations to choose from :)

Basic pattern

Colour version 1

Colour version 2

Colour version 3

Colour version 4

Colour version 5

Colour version 6

Colour version 7

Colour version 8

Colour version 9

Colour version 10

What the pattern looks like after a few repeats

Please note: The beads in these patterns do not look the same as the actual beads (some of those are opaque, transparent, silver-lined, matte, shiny and so on). I just pick colours that I like together, which works for the patterns, but using these actual beads in a project may very possibly not give the same results. If you like a particular colour version, just use it as "colour inspiration" rather than sticking to the exact bead numbers in the materials list :)

This pattern was made with EasyBeadPatterns free software