Embroidery & Needlework Templates

Explore printable embroidery and needlework templates for hand-stitching projects. Find Sashiko patterns, geometric designs, repeating stitch patterns and other printable guides for embroidery, sewing, visible mending and decorative needlework.

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Browse a growing collection of printable embroidery and needlework templates designed to make hand-stitching projects easier to plan and create. These templates provide clear patterns that can be printed and used as a reference or transferred to fabric for stitching.

The collection includes traditional and modern designs made from lines, grids, diamonds, circles, triangles, hexagons and other repeating shapes. Whether you are practicing basic stitches or working on a detailed decorative project, you can choose a pattern that fits your style and skill level.

Sashiko and Geometric Stitch Patterns

Our needlework collection includes a variety of Sashiko templates, inspired by traditional Japanese stitching patterns. Designs include simple Tate-jima vertical stripes, Yoko-jima horizontal stripes and Koshi grids, along with more decorative patterns such as Asanoha, Shippo, Kikkō, Hishi, Uroko and Matsukawa-bishi.

Geometric patterns are especially useful for hand stitching because their repeating lines and shapes provide a consistent guide. Simple grids and stripes can be useful for beginners, while detailed repeating patterns offer more challenging projects for experienced stitchers.

Templates for Different Needlework Projects

Printable stitch patterns can be used for more than traditional embroidery. Use them as guides for Sashiko, hand embroidery, visible mending, quilting, decorative stitching, fabric crafts and other needlework projects.
Patterns can be added to clothing, bags, cushions, table linens, quilts and fabric accessories. You can stitch an entire repeating pattern or use a small section as a decorative detail.

Print a Pattern and Start Stitching

Choose a template from the collection, print it at the size you need and use your preferred method to transfer the pattern onto fabric. You can also keep the printed page nearby as a reference while you work.