The content of the embroidery patterns should not be reproduced, replicated or commercially distributed! Please, do not sell the patterns, kits or any other items made from the patterns. Thank you!

You can download the files via your account page: You - Purchases and Reviews - Download Files

In this Etsy article you can read about different methods of how to download the digital files if the first option does not work for you:
https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949

After the transaction is completed the link to the digital files will be sent to your email together with the invoice. Click the link and it will redirect you to the page with the downloads.

You will need a PDF Reader (ex: Adobe Reader) to open and view the digital files. In case if you do not already have a PDF Reader on your computer, you can find a free download here:

http://get.adobe.com/reader/

While all embroidery designs come in the original size, you can manually change the image size before printing it out.

1) Open the .pdf file;
2) Go to "File" -> "Print" -> "Paper Sizing and Handling" -> "Custom Scale" - Change the %;
3) You will see the approximate size of the pattern in the preview window.

In case if you wish to print out the pattern in the original size, make sure to mark "Actual Size" in "Paper Sizing and Handling";

The main photo for the embroidery pattern listings is just an example of how the finished patterns can look. Feel free to use different colors and embroidery techniques! :)

The coloring part of the embroidery patterns is optional, that is why it is not explained how to do it. There is explanation only for the embroidery parts of this designs.

- Make sure to use either cotton or linen fabric (for example: unbleached cotton Calico Fabric or cotton muslin fabric);
- If you choose to color the fabric, it is highly recommended to use the Light Source method to transfer the design onto fabric (for example: laptop screen, window, light box) and to use a waterproof pen (for example: Pigma Micron Sakura pens);
- Before coloring the fabric, you can watch some tutorials on YouTube or Skillshare if you search "watercolor embroidery";
- For transparent colors - use watercolors (for example: shadows, color gradients, etc.);

- For opaque colors - use acrylics (make sure to dilute it with few drops of water - yoghurt consistency - then it is going to be easier to paint with it), acrylic ink or textile paint;
- Do not use too much paint, less is more;
- When using watercolors, do not use too much water, otherwise the paint will spread and be careful around the edges, as most likely the paint will bleed for about 2-4 mm closer to the edges;
- For watercolor gradient - apply some color, then wet a clean brush and blend the edges of the color with the wet brush till you are content with the results;

- Make sure that the fabric is dry before starting to paint. And wait till the fabric is completely dry (you can use a hair dryer) before starting to paint with another color, otherwise the colors will mix;
- If you use acrylics - when there are a lot of details in the design, make sure not to cover them with the paint and just color around the traced lines, later it will be easier to embroider and this way the embroidery floss will not be colored with paint dust;