Baby Penguins
A whole crew of little penguins,shown here incorporated into a baby quilt.

Bunny Alphabet
A whole bunny alphabet,formulated for the 4" hoop.Frame one,make an alphabet wall hanging,incorporate them into a beautiful baby quilt or cushion cover.

Individual Sampler
An individual sampler,designed to comemorate the birth of that special child.Perfect for an heirloom quality Christening gift,or shower gift.

 A Murder of Crows Font
For all you crow lovers out there.All the capitals are just shy of 2" tall.

Baby Corner Store
Here are a batch of corner designs for baby blankets, quilts, towels and burp cloths, with matching emblems to sprinkle over the fabric. They are designed for the 4" hoop.

Baby Stuff
All kinds of cute little baby images for rompers, teeshirts, bibs, blankets and quilts. The possibilities are endless. The majority of these designs need a 4" hoop, but five need a 5" x 7" hoop.

Baby Tee
A selection of little designs for baby tee shirts and snugglies. All the designs are between 2" and 3" square.

Baby Keepsakes
These frames were designed specifically as keepsake frames, to commemorate, with the dates and times, that very special event, the birth of a baby. They look beautiful matted and framed, and make special gifts of heirloom quality.

Bunny Quilts
Bunny Quilt squares just shy of 4" square, formulated to go with the Bunny Alphabet. Great for nursery cushions quilts and wall hangings or try framing them.

English Sampler
Put together your own English style sampler. These designs were inspired by the beautiful collection of samplers in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.They are not cross stitch, but do give the feel of the authentic sampler.They look best stitched on tea stained natural unbleached muslin.

Tee Shirtables
Silly and fun designs to catch the imagination and humour. Most need the 5"x7" hoop.

Celtic Impressions
When thinking of all things Celtic, one automatically thinks of Ireland, but the ancient civilisation of Celts put down roots in Scotland and Wales too, not to mention Cornwall in the South of England. Here are the icons of the Celts, the shamrock, the harp, the thistle the daffodil, and the Welsh dragon, the Scots Griffin, not to mention the traditional Celtic designs.

Corner Store
Machine Embroidery designs with a difference of corners and motifs for your table linen, cushions, and pillow cases.

Flora Embellisha
Machine Embroidery designs to fit the 4" hoop for quilt and cushion squares using the lush colours of the hedgerows and field flowers as inspiration.

Easter Parade
Cute little dancing bunnies, Easter chicks, lambs, and a lot more, in fresh Easter colours. All for the 4" hoop.

Easter Sweeties
A whole bunch of cute little Easter chicks and bunnies, even a duckling, and some lambs. They all fit in the 4" hoop

Nouveau Quilt
The Art Nouveau style started in the late 1800s and was over by the First World War. It was the style of the age--seen on public buildings and advertisements, inside private homes and outside street cafÈs--adorning the life of the city.

One Colour Frames
A selection of one colour frame to surround a monogram or embellishment to give your work a professional look. All fit in a 4" hoop.

Erin
Celtic designs with a much more Irish flavour, some borders ,crosses, and more traditional knotwork. All designs fit the 4" hoop

Art Deco
In the 1930s Noritake China was in its heyday, there were fabulously patterned oilcloths used as inexpensive floor covering. There were beautiful furniture designs and architecture, recognisable by it's clean design. These Art Deco machine Embroidery designs were inspired by this very stylized Art Deco Period.

Primitive Sampler,
Here are the components for a selection of primitive folk-art samplers. Simply use your imagination and your creativity to compose a sampler using early American colours, unbleached cotton and a teabag.

British Sheep
This idea came to me as I was designing a quilt for my niece, she is English, and marrying a Scot. My other half is a Welshman we also have some Irish in the melting pot. Common to us all, are the sheep and hedgerows. All fit the 4" hoop.