Stitching Socks
Description: Embroidery in mid century modern style - A wooden hoop with a half stitched floral panel, skeins of floss in graded colours fanned beside it, needles in a felt page and small scissors. Hand-drawn 1960s illustration with flat bold color and clean retro lettering, made for everyone who is happiest doing this. Vintage hobby wall art and apparel design for enthusiasts, clubs and anyone who knows the feeling.
Description: A vibrant, densely packed floral pattern resembling the contents of a pocket. The design features a variety of colorful flowers in shades of pink, blue, coral, and white, interspersed with green leaves and small red berries, all set against a black background. The pocket outline is detailed with white stitching.
Description: A black background with three rows of red capital letters spelling "AM", "MA", and "ZE" with white stitching. A cartoon red spider with white-stitched accents sits atop the second "ZE". White starbursts are scattered in the upper left, and a white loop surrounds the spider and part of the text. The text "AMAZ" is repeated three times.
Description: Show off your crafting expertise and witty sense of humor with this retro maker emblem! Featuring a colorful ball of yarn wrapped around a hook with floral scroll accents, this graphic proudly states "I Crochet and I Know Things." Perfect for crocheters, knitters, yarn addicts, crafters, and fiber artists. Great for craft club meetups, birthdays, holidays, or casual daily wear.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a baseball with red stitching. A red bird with a yellow beak is perched on a yellow bat. Below the bird, a blue rectangle contains the text "SPRINGFIELD" in white letters. The word "Redbirds" is displayed prominently in large red letters with a blue outline.
Description: A circular emblem resembling a baseball with orange stitching. A cartoon figure in a brown monk's robe, holding a baseball bat, is depicted in motion. The text "SAN DIEGO" arches across the top and "BASEBALL" arches across the bottom. "Est'd" is on the left and "1969" is on the right.
