For some people 2020 was an awful year, for my best friend and I, it was a great year because we started a business that is centered around love… breeding Boston terriers.

Meet Kingsley Bee and Queenie Lily Bee, that’s them in the photo above. Kingsley is the blue Boston in the foreground, and Queenie is the black and white Boston in the background. They are our first set of Boston terriers. Queenie lives with my best friend and her family, and Kingsley lives with me.

We chose Boston terriers because of their gentle nature and because they are small enough to be great companions to any size household. They’re also amazing with kids. Boston’s are high energy when you need them to be, and low key when you need them to cuddle.

The antics of Boston terriers are out of this world funny. They are sweet, sometimes sassy, and always unpredictable. If you’d like to see Kingsley, Remi, and occasionally Queenie and Pistol in action, you can follow Kingsley’s Instagram page by clicking here.

If you made it this far, congratulations… I have a secret for you…

Queenie is about to give birth! She’s due sometime between November 8th-10th, 2021 with her first litter, and Kingsley is the father.

We are beyond thrilled to welcome no less than 5 puppies according to Queenie’s vet. Stay tuned for the update in next weeks Freebie Friday offering.

UPDATE: See the puppies by clicking here.

One day I decided to embroider each one of the members of our “woof-pack”, that’s what we call them when they’re all together playing. I started with Kingsley and quickly stitched up Queenie’s profile as well. Eventually, I am going to share all four patterns with you but this post contains only patterns for Kingsley and Queenie. They are our first two pups, and I’ll share the other two patterns with you next week for “Free Pattern Friday“.

The other two free Boston terrier patterns are located here: Click here.

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Materials You’ll Need to Begin:

• DMC 310 (black for Queenie)
• DMC 535 (dark grey for Kingsley)
• Muslin or fabric of your choice
• Embroidery hoop
• Embroidery Pen (these are my favorite!)
• Lightbox or sunny window

Instructions for getting the pattern onto the fabric:

• Save PDF pattern (below)
• Print PDF pattern in the size you want (i.e. – 8×10, 5×7, 4×6, etc.) (I print mine in 4×6)
• Tape pattern to the light box or sunny window
• Tape the fabric you want to stitch on over the pattern, being careful to center your design
• With embroidery pens, trace all lines onto the fabric
• Carefully remove the tape from the fabric and pattern
• Place fabric in hoop and stitch

I will update this link next week, but until then, Click Here for another free pattern.