Celebrating Halloween with RBD & M.E. -

Happy Halloween! We couldn’t resist celebrating with a few spooktacular machine embroidery projects. We’ve gathered three of our favorite Halloween-themed USBs that are perfect for stitching up some frightfully fun creations. The best part? These designs are timeless so you can enjoy stitching them year after year! If you see something you love you can find RBD Machine Embroidery products from your favorite local and online quit shops!

Costume Maker’s Act II by J. Wecker Frisch

Spooky season just got a stylish upgrade with Costume Maker’s Act II by J. Wecker Frisch! Create a festive pumpkin patch table topper with mix-and-match jack-o-lantern faces—make them classic orange or ghostly white from scrappy ITH piecing and domestic sewing machine finishing. Creepy-cute spiderweb mug rugs use fabrics from a 5″ Stacker, all quilted and completed entirely ITH using Free-Standing Applique techniques. 3D stuffed jack-o-lanterns are ideal for decorating mantels, shelves, or spooky vignettes. And Janet’s signature Halloween word art is perfect for banners, signs, and more! Designed with J. Wecker Frisch’s Costume Maker’s Act II and recolored in J. Wecker Frisch & RBD Basics.

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Little Witch & Friends Dolls by Jennifer Long of Sew A Story

Create your own heirloom-quality modern rag dolls, made and assembled completely In-the-Hoop! Using professional doll-making techniques developed by Jennifer over 20 years ago, even beginners can make successful dolls!
Stitch out the adorable Little Witch and her friends the Bat, the Spider, and the Cat. You can even make a mouse toy for the cat!
This USB contains all files and instructions needed to make all (4) dolls in (3) sizes plus any additional accessories shown (either ITH or sewn).

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Queen of We’en by J. Wecker Frisch of Great Joy Studio

Enter the world of Queen of We’en through the creative mind of J. Wecker Frisch. Create an easy, precut-friendly Patchwork Quilt, two whimsical Halloween Queen Door Banners that are sure to enchant, and In-The-Hoop Masquerade Masks and Crowns using freestanding applique techniques and ITH quilting! Watch your embroidery machine stitch out the beautiful details of Janet’s illustrations.