A lovely selection to explore. Thanks for all the new sites, Cuties. Jan
These are at Stitch Delight for $1, but I think you have to purchase $4 to check out. There are 2 other butterfly sets in the $1 sale, too. These are only $1 for 1 day, as they're returned to the site, and I'm not sure when this sale began, as she's in South Africa. The set in the link is just redwork, but the two other ones are each different, maybe something will appeal to you. Good luck, hugs, Marji
A free set is here.
Hugs Bev
I know you said you'd been to opw, but have you looked at Mary Rease's designs? Many butterfly sets, very delicate rw, and a "buy one, get two more for a penny each" sale. (And if you belong to her yahoo group, she does mre than that, as well as having a lot of free ones to try.) She is a super person to deal with.
Jo
Have you seen thses. I made the quilt and they are beautiful!
Go to embroiderypassbook.com. - then to Tea Tree embroideries - there is a lovely set of butterflies there and on sale too!
And some more - these are nice but more expensive !
There are some lovely openwork butterflies on special here today. $1.00 for a set of two.
Have you seen Cathy de France's website?
Here is a link
Hugs, Lidia
Stitch and a half have some really beautiful ones in the 1$ dollar designs really worth a look. Sorry I can't send a link.
Perhaps can you find what you want at gorgeousstitches ???
Hugs
Sissi
some here, hope the links work
I have purchased a set from stitchdelight.net called
DS2203 Vintage Butterflies which is quite nice
I just bought the Vintage butterflies from Wattsembroidery for $2.50 (you can then get 2 sets free). They are a Redwork design. Hope I can get the link to work. If the first one doesn't work, then try the second one. Look at the top for 41 Vintage Butterflies toward the bottom of the list.
Have you tried gorgeous stitches or thredworks? Also brother usa has free ones.
There is a couple in cuties free design section- cuties3368203 & cuties3650064.
Sorry I don't have the full links but if you do a google search you should find the si