Stitch Catalog

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Open a collection in the catalog maker, change the selection, then print a sheet and download its matching index.

Flowers & wildlife

The flowers and wildlife below are published machine embroidery designs, shared with permission under an open license. Previews are drawn from their stitches. They are not photos of sewn results.

Five PES designs: a peacock, a leopard, a flower bouquet, a hibiscus and a honeybee. Explore layered fills, fine details and pale wings, then make a selection sheet.

Open flowers & wildlife

Embroidery by Daniel K. Schneider · CC BY-SA 4.0. Original files, artwork credits & licenses.

The five published designs above use Thread lighting: a digital preview of stitch direction and shading, not a sewn result. Opening this collection uses the same setting. You can turn it off to compare the plain colors.

Synthetic test collections

These generated geometric stitch files help compare formats, sizes and filenames. They have not been test-sewn.

Synthetic mixed-format ZIP collection

Ten original geometric designs in both PES and DST: 20 files with folder paths intact. Load the ZIP, compare the copies, then try “Prefer PES versions” to make a 10-item selection without removing any originals from the index.

Open mixed-format ZIP collection

Download the sample ZIP to try the same collection from your device. These generated examples have not been test-sewn.

Synthetic botanical collection

Six PES designs with flowers in two sizes, a leaf, light thread and a dense rosette. Compare the size labels while keeping the previews easy to see.

Open botanical collection

Formats & matching names

Four files: a flower in PES and DST, plus two different designs named same-name.pes in separate folders. See why IDs and paths matter, and try “Prefer PES versions.”

Open formats collection

Light thread on paper

White flower petals, a cream leaf and a contrasting star. Pale stitches keep a contrast outline when needed.

Open light-thread collection

Original files, credits & licenses

Embroidery digitization by Daniel K. Schneider / Emoji Embroidery Project, published at Arbores TECH under CC BY-SA 4.0. The five machine files are unchanged. Stitch Catalog’s rendered previews of these works use the same license.

Peacock and leopard artwork is Twemoji by Twitter, Inc. and other contributors (CC BY 4.0). Bouquet, hibiscus and honeybee artwork is Google Noto Emoji, used under the author’s Apache 2.0 source declaration and the historical image-resource license.

Keep the credits and source notices with downloaded files. Retain attribution and license links when sharing; share adaptations under CC BY-SA 4.0 and state your changes. Most source designs have not been test-sewn.

License texts: CC BY-SA 4.0 · Twemoji CC BY 4.0 · Apache 2.0 · Historical Noto license. File sources and SHA-256 hashes.