Free Patterns. If you are interested in learning how to needle tat, check out my book on Amazon. It makes a great gift for friends or family. Here is one of my patterns. (Sorry no patterns are in my book.). Easy Practice Pattern Beginner Needle Tatting Pattern. The Snowflower Diaries - Free patterns of on the left sidebar. The Victoria Sampler - Scroll down the page to find Hardanger designs. The Victoria Sampler Stitch Animations - Learn new stitches. Un Jour a Broder - Cross Stitch and Hardanger Designs. See also DIY Mes Freebies. Vavipetitmonde.free.fr - Scroll down the page for the Hardanger.
Hardanger Embroidery is a specific type of embroidery that may look really tough to accomplish but once you get the basic skills down, you can create one of a kind beautiful projects. Hardanger looks like lace, but it is a little easier to accomplish. You can decorate clothing, decor or frame and hang up your project. You can learn all about Hardanger Embroidery and find free patterns and lessons to get you started with this traditional counted thread embroidery style. Before you get started with this embroidery style, make sure you're familiar and comfortable with these stitches: Kloster block, four-sided stitch, and back stitch.
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Needlework Lessons From Carol Leather
Learn the basic skills of Hardanger in this series of lessons from Carol Leather of Needlework Tips and Techniques. Carol's graphics and explanations make taking the first steps of learning how to do Hardanger less intimidating.
Kids' Lessons from the Caron Collection
Mary Hickmott's lesson is simple enough for a child to follow, but beginning Hardanger enthusiasts of all ages will benefit.
Victorian Sampler
Victorian Sampler website has so many free projects for you to try out. They have everything from seasonal patterns to flowers to people. You can also find tutorials on the site.
GodtLand
This is a personal website that has several patterns created by the owner of the site. They also have tutorials and links to other sites.
Pinterest
Pinterest is a great place to find free patterns. You can create boards for any type of stitching you like.
Embroidery Pattern Central
Embroidery Pattern Central is a clearinghouse of free patterns. You have to download the pdf for the free pattern.
Needlework Tips
Needlework Tips has tutorials and free patterns to download and keep. The tutorials offered up are step by step and easy to follow.
Bookmark Pattern
Needlework Tips besides having tutorials also has a free pattern for a bookmark. While this bookmark may look delicate, it can stand up to any book page.
Antique Library
The Antique Library is an excellent source for vintage patterns. They have a whole page dedicated to just Hardanger. While these patterns are free, it is nice to donate to keep the site going.
Manya 72
Manya 72 is a personal blog that offers up several free patterns and tips on Hardanger. From scissor cases to ornaments, you can find beautiful patterns on the site.
Needlepointers.com
Needlepointers.com has so many different patterns to create beautiful projects. This website has so many fun ideas that you could spend hours just looking. They also offer excellent tutorials and advice.
The Nordic Needle
Is there anything the Nordic Needle can't do? They offer patterns, both for sale and for free, they also offer up tips and tutorials and supplies. It is a one-stop shop for all of your needlework needs.
Threadhead
Threadhead.com is the perfect place to get started when trying to learn this type of stitching. A step by step picture guide will help you along the way.
Butterfly Scissors Fob
This Scissors Fob project from Victoria Sampler is pretty and practical.
Crystal Waters Hardanger Pillow Pattern
Detailed instructions and diagrams are provided for this small pillow project.
Hardanger Stitches Guide
Try Something New
Beginning Hardanger Patterns Free
Is Hardanger new to you? Why not give it a try and learn a new stitch and craft. It is a fun and beautiful way to stitch. This stitch type may look fragile but it is sturdy and can stand the test of time. You can create so many projects for yourself, family and friends.