Redwork patterns

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We have a huge stash of free patterns in our Free Quilt Inspiration archive and we are excited to share them with you. T o go to a patte...

Redwork is not a new concept in the embroidery world by any means, but it still holds true to its simple beauty. If you are a fan of redwork, then check out these 8 simply adorable patterns we fou…

The REDWORK Quilt that inspired it All… My favorite quilts in my collection are the Red & White ones…I love red & white quilts so much that I knew I had to create fabrics inspi…

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Redwork is a type of American embroidery, sometimes known as art needlework, that emerged in the nineteenth century and was especially popular between 1855 and 1925. Red thread, in the form …

Hi! I'm Anne Sutton and welcome to My Redwork Garden! Do you love redwork? It combines an iconic color combination in a way that is classic, and modern. It's embroidery - which you know I love. I started with fabrics in red and cream, then added some beautiful white-on-cream backgrounds to create my new fabric line for Moda - it's called My Redwork Garden. It’s twenty-two fabrics designed for redwork fun! Fresh, crisp and cheery are the words that inspired this collection. The honey bees are…

I have recently started a new quilt especially for Horse Lovers! It will feature multiple embroidered blocks of different horse breeds. I know I can't possibly be the only one out there who...