I like to digitize. Apparently I like it more than the actual embroidering, although I like that, too. I have a lot of graphics. Although I got most of for playing with digital and paper art journaling, since I had the digitizing program, I was drawn to that. Partly because I think of most of my art in terms of fabric and thread, whatever it is originally.
I try very hard to use only uncopyrighted, free use copyright or licensed graphics--and a few of my own, too. However, when I started doing this I wasn't as aware or careful about that. I have tried to remove them, but it's easy to miss something or think I got it somewhere else. If you see something you know isn't uncopyrighted, free use copyright or licensed to me, let me know.
By downloading any design, you are agreeing not to claim it or any other here, as your own, and not to sell the designs or give them away free on a website, storage disk, or anything like that. You can use the designs any way you like and sell any items made with them. I don't need or require any attribution unless someone asks where you got the design. In that case tell them Airy Nothing Designs.
As of today (2023/8/4) my html and website building abilities are very outdated. If you don't see the images, the most likely culprit is the security. change "https" to "http" in the url and hit enter. (If you arrived here through my blog, you'll definitely need to do that.) They should show up. When I figure out how, I will fix that.
Right now every format is separate, but I may go back to zip files. The PDFs should all have "Airy Nothing Designs" on the and that's also what the "AND" at the end of the design name means
WARNING:I have not test stitched these designs. They look very good in my digitizing software, but my experience tells me they still might (not necessarily will) have flaws. Do some kind of test stitching before you use them on something that would devastate you if the design is flawed. I would also appreciate it if, after you download and stitch something, you would send me a photo and, if there were any problems with the design, clearly give me as many details of the problem as you can, so that I can fix it. If you send me a photo, where it now says "Untested" I will link it to a page where I've uploaded it with your name on it. (You'll need to tell me if you want only your first name or no name at all.)
I think I've covered everything.
These are the first 10 designs I came across as I've been trying to organize all my files. Just click on the machine beneath the format (or pdf) you want.
