Pumpkin Patch of Goodies

Peekaboo Pumpkin Treat Bags

This is from a post at Brother’s blog Stitching Sewcial https://www.brother-usa.com/blogs/stitching-sewcial/a-pumpkin-patch-of-pumpkin-goodies. All instructions with detailed photos are located there. The links for the machine embroidered peekaboo pumpkins 4×4.pes and 5×7.pes are no longer active, so if you would like them, just email me at janicegferg0616@gmail.com and I will send them. I love this project and think you will too.

It’s a pumpkin patch of goodies and so much fun to make!  With your Brother Embroidery machine, you can quickly stitch enough to fill a basket of these cuties.   Delight visiting children or any young friends at church or community gatherings.  Mail a few to your grandchildren or deliver some to nursing home friends or children at a homeless shelter.  Because pumpkin season runs long, from fall to Thanksgiving, a wagon load would not be too many.  You will have a good time making and giving these away.  The possible variations are unlimited.  You will have a hard time stopping with one.  I could not!    Individual pumpkins are mixed in with the directions. WARNING:  These can be addictive.

Here are a few variations. 

orange felt, green stripe ribbon

There are so many interesting printed burlaps that would make cute pumpkins. I like to cut a wider distance from the stitching to create fringe.  Adding curly ribbon makes it more festive. like the way the burlap fringes.

polka dot burlap with curly ribbon

This would have looked nice with gold metallic thread.  I always get these ideas too late. Maybe I’ll make another one! 

ivory with gold stitching

The step-by-step directions for these cute little treat bags are posted here https://www.brother-usa.com/blogs/stitching-sewcial/a-pumpkin-patch-of-pumpkin-goodies The bags are suitable through Thanksgiving.

Happy Fall!

Required disclosure: I am a paid Brother Ambassador. Not required: I LOVE my Brother sewing machines!

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