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BIRDS OF PREY - PDF Embroidery Pattern

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$3.45 $5 In stock

Category: Embroidery Patterns

Print out this PDF and transfer the design to fabric by tracing with my Carbon Transfer Papers or Transfer Pens and then stitch along the lines. Don't know how? The PDF includes full instructions!

PDF includes:
✓ transfer instructions 
✓ reversed version 
✓ COLOR guide 
✓ three stitching lessons!

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TRANSFER WITH: Sublime Stitching Pattern-Making Supplies

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 14 reviews)

Avery ★★★★★

The instructions are laid out so clearly that even a total beginner like me could trace and stitch this without any guesswork. I love that I can print it out as many times as I want to practice before committing to my final fabric.

Aurora ★★★★★

The transfer lines come through crystal clear every time, even on dark fabric, and the step-by-step guide had me stitching confidently within an hour. I’ve already traced it twice to practice different feather textures, and the design holds its shape beautifully.

Ellie ★★★★★

The tracing instructions are foolproof—I got the design onto fabric in under ten minutes, and the stitch lines are so clearly marked that I didn’t second-guess a single feather. Finished the whole owl in two evenings and it looks like a proper piece of art.