How to hand embroidery flowers?

Flowers have been the most popular embroidered motif throughout history. Even now, they still appear everywhere, even on clothing and in stitched floral arrangements. The beautiful thing is that even if you are a beginner, there are numerous simple techniques to embroider flowers. In this post, you’ll learn how to embroider 3 flowers through step-by-step stitching tutorials. The tiny flower embroidery design is the ideal place to start if you have never attempted a floral embroidery design. Pick one of the floral motifs listed below to begin started. 

Simple flower

Using a straight stitch is one of the simplest techniques to embroider a flower. But how do you do one?

1. On the material, draw a circle and identify its center. After that, raise the needle in the center of the circle and stitch to the edge of the outline.

2. Continue to sew in the same manner. Make these stitches randomly rather than progressively moving from one side to the other. It aids in fluffing up the blossom more.

3. Stitch straight until the entire shape is complete. To make these petals appear more lifelike, you may also change the length of the stitches.

4. Then you can sew more flowers on a branch in a similar way.

5. Add French knots to the center of the flower that appears to be a little empty.

6. For these flowers, use a range of closely related shades of the same color to make them look even more natural.

Daisy flowers

Daisies are an amazingly simple way to stitch flowers with petals. They can be small or big, with a stitched center or without. There are so many ways to create flowers with this stitch, it is incredible. But how do you do the daisy?

1. Bring the needle up through the fabric

2. And insert it at the same point

3. Then pull the needle through but not totally - leave a loop on the fabric surface and pull your needle up inside of it, at the point where you want the stitch to end

4. Now put the needle right outside the loop, “anchoring” this stitch

5. It will create a fun floral motif that will remind you of lavender and herbs.

Roses

In contemporary flower embroidery designs, roses have grown to be very common. Even for beginners, they are easy and simple to make, and they are attractive. But how are they made?

1. Create a circle of 3, 5, or 7 single-stitch spikes.

2. Next, raise the needle in the center and weave these spikes around the circle, going up and down.

3. Until you reach the end of the spikes, keep slipping the needle under every other spike.

4. As a result, a rose-like spiral of thread is created around the initial stitches.



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