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Quality machine embroidery designs downloads library
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You choose from our ever-growing collection of fun, beautiful and affordable machine embroidery designs. You choose your colors. And you sit back and watch your unique and thoughtful creation come to life before your eyes. Design beautiful gifts for your friends and family. Add flair to common household items. Embellish your clothing, linens and draperies. Even create your own holiday decorations.
Whether you’re looking for quality machine embroidery designs, or want us to turn your design into customized embroidered gifts for your business or organization through our quick digitizing services, Embroidery Allsorts is the place for you.
Our passion for embroidery goes into every design we make. That’s why we test-stitch each one so you can see exactly what your finished product will look like upon completion. Plus, we back up our designs with personalized customer support to make sure you’re fully satisfied with your purchases.
Get instant access to this ever-growing collection of embroidery patterns. We hope you find what you’re looking for, and if you have any questions at all, send us a quick e-mail, and we’ll get back to you right away. And check back often as we continue to add helpful embroidery hints and embroidery designs to our site to help promote the hobby for the community at large.
Happy shopping and happy stitching!
Sincerely,
Alice Huntly, Founder of Embroidery Allsorts
Embroidery design downloads are available in; CSD, DST, JEF. HUS, CMD. PEC, PES, VIP, VP3,XXX, EMD, formats. These are compatible with the following embroidering machines; Viking, Tajima, Singer, Brother, Bernina, Babylock, Husqvana, and more.Machine embroiderers all over the world are enhancing their craft with immediate, downloadable digital machine embroidery designs through our secure online ordering system.
After more than 10 years as a machine embroidery enthusiast I finally got around to using puffy foam. It is funny how you put off trying things till you absolutely have to. I had a customer who wanted a baseball cap for a sports team and I needed to replicate one he already had. Not drama on the digitising side of things I can do that with my eyes shut, yes rally I can. I had to make a Halloween spider last year an
31 August 2010 | 7:59 pm
The first thing I have to say is that patience is the embroiderer’s best friend. Things will go wrong. That is fine then you will learn how to fix them. A friend of my recently said, you are not an embroiderer until you stitch something into the hoop. Well I definitely qualify; my best effort at this was to stitch the front of my jeans leg to the back of them with a 10,000 stitch design. I now see that as a v
28 August 2010 | 12:53 am
I just loved these abstract Australian animal images so I have digitised them all to make a really cute design set. So have fun with my Australian Animal Art embroidery design set. New Australian Animal design set at Embroidery Allsorts Or you can get the individual designs at Australian embroidery designs
18 August 2010 | 11:10 pm
The answer is yes and no. If you are going to download some freebies there are a few things you should be aware of. Are the designs the digitizers own work? or are they giving away someone else’s work?  Do they have the right to give them away? I have seen one website where the entire site was freebies and it appeared that the purpose of the free stuff was to get people to the page to see the weight loss produ
10 August 2010 | 7:53 am
Digitizing; Digitizing embroidery is the term used for turning an image into an embroidery design, this requires special software and the process can be anything from fairly simple to quite complex. Some skills and practice are necessary to become proficient in digitizing. This process was once known as punching as the person creating the design would have to punch holes in paper to give the correct instructions t
2 August 2010 | 3:26 pm