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Home Sewing Patterns Astrology Embroidery Hoops Sewing Pattern

Astrology Embroidery Hoops Sewing Pattern

Difficulty

Beginner

Material

Cotton

Designer

Susie Johns

Techniques

Embroidery

Pattern Guide

Download

Difficulty

Beginner

Material

Cotton

Designer

Susie Johns

Techniques

Embroidery

Pattern Guide

Download

About this pattern

Learn two new embroidery stitches with Susie John's astrology hoop pattern.

They say our destiny is written in the stars, but in this case, it’s embroidered on fabric for you to display! With guidance from Susie Johns, you can easily create your own zodiac sign—or even one for every member of your family. This simple yet meaningful embroidery project requires just two stitches: the star stitch and the four-legged knot, making it a perfect project for beginners or seasoned crafters alike. Whether you're stitching a personal zodiac design or gifting it to loved ones, this embroidery pattern allows you to bring a celestial touch into your home.

Essentials

Fabric: blue cotton or linen
Six-stranded embroidery thread, one skein each: pale yellow, white
Oval hoop, 15cm x 19cm
Embroidery needle
Embroidery hoop, 16cm
Chalk pencil, white

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Top sewing tip

For star stitch, draw a small circle as a guide. Bring the needle out at point A and insert it at point B, on the opposite side of the circle. Work three more straight stitches, all intersecting at the centre.

Meet the designer

Susie Johns is a versatile crafter, with a flair for knitting and embroidery. She contributes regularly to several craft magazines and is the author of a range of books o