I don't know the answer. I would think that you could embroider on the chenille the same way as on bath towels. Would be interesting to read what others have to say. Your material is gorgeous. Lucky gal.

What lovely material - I would use a WSS topping and I think the only one of all of these fabric's that I would want to stitch anything on - would be the frist only - the rest are too lovely as they are.

I would put something on the first and third !!I see lots of pillows here ,hang unto it you just never know when it will come in handy.You could do crazy quilting everywhere on any of it once you do a pillow top :):) hugz carolyn

The second fabric you could enhance for a bag with some Hand embroidery with gold thread and shiney beads. Hugs Joyce

You did get a good deal. Good for you *

the third fabric: I would out line some of the leaves in some tiny beads in a sorta of clear color and maybe red (if that is the color hard to tell for sure in the photo)

You can always put the embroidery on another fabric and frame it with the beautiful fabrics. A golden brouwn wouls go with all of them. You certainly can make a tote out of any of these. Use the deco fabrics for panels and straps. Happy Stitchin! Live Laugh Download Stitch!

If the material is enough it would make stunning jackets. I know a lady who make the most wonderful jackets out of it.

Your fabric is so beautiful and "earthy". You could use another fabric for totes, and use this for pockets and perhaps a top band, etc. if you wanted to make totes from it. Then you would have a solid area on another fabric to embroider.
I think that most of these would make beautiful ponchos or shawls or jackets.
Picture #1 might take embroidery, but you would have to use some topper WSS and a real bold design so it didn't sink down inside the chenille. Great trade!! Post your results in "Projects" so we can see what you decided to do!!