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I know I’ve been sharing a lot of sewing projects lately. I’ve been working on a new quilt, a stocking for my new niece or nephew (due in September), and these darling embroidery projects! So I have to apologize. I’m sorry but I have sewing on the brain. Sewing is not for everyone and I totally get that. But, I really dig the designs I put together for my Spring Embroidery Hoop Art. For those of you who do not sew but like the patterns, I created these fun Spring Art Printables! Now it’s a win-win!! However, if you are interested in learning the basics, I put together a great resource guide with Embroidery Tips and Tricks.

For those of you who are new to this whole downloading and printing thing, don’t worry. I have spelled it out step by step below.

These are fun and springy designs that will add a pop of color after a dull, drab winter. The colors are muted but I fell in love with them because they go with almost everything!

Each download includes the three patterns I used last week for my Spring Embroidery Hoop Art in 8×10 size. Simply download the image per instructions below, print on white cardstock and display in a pretty frame for a simple and easy spring decor idea. (If you like printables and do not have white cardstock, you need to get some. They make it in a computer paper. FYI)

Click HERE to download your FREE Spring Art Printables!

All printables are for PERSONAL use only! Please do not re-sell, redistribute or claim as your own. If this printable is posted to the internet, please give credit and link back to Create.Craft.Love.

Download directions: Click link above. This will bring up a Google Drive folder. Click the download icon at the top. This will save the folder to your computer. Simply open the file and print! YOU DO NOT NEED TO ASK PERMISSION TO VIEW.

Now, aren’t you ready to bring out your spring throw pillows and add some color?! I just love making these easy décor printables because they really do add something to a room.

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