Two Portfolios, Two Purposes
Sublime Stitching offers embroidery patterns that range from single iron-on sheets to full portfolios. The Jenny Hart for AGOLDE design and the Gemma Correll Embroidery Pattern Portfolio #2 serve different stitching goals. This comparison helps you choose based on design count, format options, and project scope.
What Each Portfolio Includes
- JENNY HART for AGOLDE - 1 Theme Embroidery Patterns: Each set appears on one 8 1/2" x 11" sheet and includes complete instructions for how to transfer the designs onto fabric. This is a single-sheet iron-on transfer — no PDF version is available, so you get exactly one sheet with one design (the skull and floating ribbon).
JENNY HART for AGOLDE - 1 Theme Embroidery Patterns - GEMMA CORRELL Embroidery Pattern Portfolio #2: Portfolio includes seven 8 1/2" x 11" perforated pages, a full color cover, and 30+ multi-imprinting embroidery transfers. A downloadable PDF version includes 25 printable pages with designs provided as right way and reversed. This is a large collection of designs (30+ transfers) available as both iron-on sheets and a PDF. The PDF option gives you flexibility to print multiple copies and reverse the designs.
GEMMA CORRELL Embroidery Pattern Portfolio #2
Jenny Hart for AGOLDE vs Gemma Correll Portfolio #2
- Design Count: Jenny Hart for AGOLDE: one iron-on sheet with a single skull-and-ribbon motif. Gemma Correll: 30+ multi-imprinting transfers across seven perforated pages.
- Format Options: Jenny Hart for AGOLDE: iron-on transfer only (no PDF). Gemma Correll: choose from iron-on portfolio, PDF with color guides, or a portfolio + PDF combo.
- Skill Level Support: Jenny Hart for AGOLDE includes a quick embroidery how-to. Gemma Correll includes three embroidery diagrams for beginners and recommended thread palettes.
- Best For: Jenny Hart for AGOLDE: a single, statement project (e.g., customizing a denim jacket). Gemma Correll: multiple projects, sampling different designs, or stitching with a group.
Which One Should You Choose?
If you want to recreate the exact Jenny Hart design from the AGOLDE collaboration — a skull with a floating ribbon reading “I’m the only one I trust” — the single-sheet iron-on is your only option. It’s a focused, one-time project. The Gemma Correll portfolio, by contrast, gives you dozens of cartoon-style designs (animals, food, funny characters) and the freedom to print them again and again via the PDF version. Choose based on whether you need one specific motif or a library of patterns.
