Petrified Forest National Park Hand Embroidery Pattern

Saguaro National Park preserves and protects a striking desert landscape populated with cactus of all kinds. The park’s namesake – the majestic Saguaro – undoubtedly outshines them all. Create a unique piece of art with this embroidery pattern celebrating the saguaro cactus and the special National Park where it thrives.

Included in the PDF Pattern:

• Full-color photo of the finished embroidery piece
• One pattern sized to fit a 7 or 8-inch hoop
• Reverse images of the pattern for iron-on transfer option
• Instructions for transferring the pattern using four simple methods
• Printable stitch and color guide to provide guidance or inspiration
• Material list
• Website link for embroidery stitch tutorials
• Directions for finishing the embroidery in the hoop or a frame

The PDF pattern file will be available for instant download when your purchase is complete

Love this pattern and want to stitch more?
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 1}
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 2}
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 3}
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 4}
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 5}

All $8.00 patterns, 3 for $20.00
Use the coupon code TWENTY at checkout

The second edition of the National Park Pattern Book is a compilation of 10 hand embroidery patterns featuring some of your favorite U.S. National Parks.

The 47-page digital download ebook contains one-of-a-kind hand embroidery patterns for the following national parks:

– Arches National Park
– Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
– Joshua Tree National Park
– Bryce Canyon National Park
– Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
– Badlands National Park
– Mount Rainier National Park
– Crater Lake National Park
– Everglades National Park
– Saguaro National Park

Also included in the National Park ebook:

– Full-color reference photos for each of the patterns
– Full-size patterns to fit a 7 or 8″ hoop
– Reverse patterns for iron-on transfer option
– Materials list
– Printable stitch and color guide to provide guidance or inspiration for each pattern
– Illustrated embroidery stitch tutorials + website link for additional tutorials
– Instructions for transferring the pattern using three simple methods
– A complete guide to finishing your embroidery in the hoop or a frame

This file will be available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD as soon as your purchase is complete. The PDF document can be printed on regular letter-size paper or viewed on a desktop, tablet, phone, or any device set up to view PDFs.

Love this ebook and want to stitch more National Park patterns?
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 1}
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 3}
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 4}
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 5}
California National Parks Collection
Utah National Parks Collection
Colorado National Parks Collection
Alaska National Parks Collection

The United States boasts an astonishing number of sand dunes. From lakeside dunes in Michigan to the famous White Sands in New Mexico, you can see (and play in) these massive mounds of ever-shifting wind-sculpted peaks and valleys all over the country. Perhaps the most unique sand dunes lie in the middle of southern Colorado. Amid a mountain landscape filled with snow-capped peaks, dense forests, and alpine lakes, is a vast area of sand that has collected in a valley of the Sangre De Cristo Mountains.

The Great Sand Dunes National Park pattern captures both the beauty and steepness of the dunes (the tallest ones in North America) along with the stunning surrounding landscape. Designed with simplicity in mind, this pattern utilizes only a handful of basic embroidery stitches is suitable for both novice and expert embroiderers.

Included in the PDF Pattern:

• Full-color photo of the finished embroidery piece
• One pattern sized to fit a 7 or 8-inch hoop
• Reverse pattern for iron-on transfer option
• Printable stitch and floss color guide to provide guidance or inspiration
• Material list
• Website link for embroidery stitch tutorials
• Instructions for transferring the pattern using four simple methods
• Directions for finishing the embroidery in the hoop or a frame