Blackwork Embroidery: Fill Pattern&Iterations

Hello everyone,
I couldn't decide which pattern I liked best, so I decided to post them all :)

Version 1

Version 2

Version 3

Version 4

Version 5

Quilt Top: Block 2, Pattern&Templates for English Paper Piecing

Yes, the madness continues... :)
To go to part 1 please click here

Another colour version

Block 2, of which you'll need 4

The location of block 2

Templates for fabric cutting
with 0.75cm seam allowance

Templates for
English paper piecing
Needs to be printed
4 times for one top

Templates for EPP
Needs to be printed 4 times for one top

Free-hand Embroidery/Quilting Pattern

Yet another curvy version of a blackwork embroidery pattern :)

Small pattern

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

Beading: Peyote Stitch Pattern 47

After all the round motifs recently I felt like making a regular one again :)

Basic pattern

What the pattern looks like after a few repeats

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

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 Pattern

Hi everyone,
I hope you'll enjoy using this week's blackwork pattern :)

Small motif
25x25 stitches

What it would look like used as a fill patten

Quilt Top Pattern: Block 1, Pattern&Templates for EPP

Part 1 of... about 6, or so?
Perhaps it would be smarter to stick to single blocks, but since smart is not what I've ever been known for I decided to go for an actual top this time :)

The blocks themselves aren't overly complicated, and probably better suited for stripcutting, but I'm a bit of a chicken when it comes to that so I figured I'd stick to pattern templates.
I'm not quite sure yet what the best way would be to assemble it, but I think with the EPP method it should be possible to do all the blocks separately and add the (in this example: purpley) strips last.
All you experienced quilters please feel free to tell me off for being insane for even thinking that...

This isn't a sewalong as such, since it might not always be the best idea to sew up blocks as they are posted. The main reason I'm turning it into a multi-post project is because it's just too much to cram into one post :)

I hope it all makes sense so far, if not, feel free to let me know in the comments :)

The finished size will be about 1.60x1.60cm
(that is without any binding)

Block 1, 20x20cm 

Yep, there it is; smack in the middle :)

Templates for fabric
cutting, with 0.75cm
seam allowance

Templates for English paper piecing

Templates for EPP

Freehand Embroidery/Quilting Pattern

I love how well this blackwork pattern transformed into a "curvier" one :)

Small pattern

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

Beading Pattern 46: Round Motif

I went a bit overboard with the number of colour versions again lol, I hope there's at least one you like... ;)

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

Colour version 14

Blackwork Embroidery: Small Motif/Fill Pattern

Hello everyone,
Sorry about being absent without leave; I had a rather bad case of the flu.
I hope you're all well and up to making some new patterns :)

Motif is 21x21 stitches

And what it would look like as a fill pattern