Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am sharing a kasuti embroidery deer design that can be used as borders for sarees and kurtis.
Video Tutorial
Pattern for the design
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I have drawn this design in a 10 lines/inch graph paper and transferred it to the fabric using carbon paper. Used 2 strands of thread throughout the design for embroidering.
Hope all of you like this design. See you soon with another finish. Till then, have a nice day and have a happy time with your needle n thread.
Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you these embroidery designs I have drawn to embroidery in hand kerchiefs. Feel free to use for your personal use.
You can print this image in A4 sheet. No scaling required.
Looking for simple embroidery designs for kurtis? In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to transform a plain kurti into a beautiful embroidered kurti using a basic flower design and easy embroidery stitches. Perfect for beginners, this step-by-step embroidery video tutorial will guide you how to add floral embroidery to kurtis with simple hand embroidery techniques. Start your DIY kurti embroidery project today and give your wardrobe a fresh, handmade look!
Video Tutorial
Hope all of you like this tutorial. See you soon with another design. Till then have a nice day and have a happy time with your needle and thread.
If you're just starting your embroidery journey and looking for a simple yet beautiful design to try, the blanket stitch flower is a perfect choice. Known for its neat edges and easy-to-follow steps, this design is ideal for beginners who want to create stunning floral patterns without getting overwhelmed. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the process of making a charming flower using the blanket stitch — a versatile and beginner-friendly technique that adds both texture and elegance to your embroidery projects. Let's get stitching!
Here’s a quick glimpse of the blanket stitch flower embroidery design:
🌸 A simple six-petal flower stitched using neat blanket stitches with whipping it with contrast color.
🌿Stems and leaves to complement the bloom
✨ Perfect for decorating handkerchiefs, cushion covers, or tote bags
Clean, elegant, and easy to master — ideal for beginners!
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I have used six strands of thread throughout the design. Embroidered the flowers using blanket stitch and whipped each blanket stitch in contrast colour. For the stems I have used split back stitch. For the leaves I have done the simple fishbone stitch but with two colors. In the centre of the flowers added three french knots.
You can watch the video tutorial to see how it is embroidered.
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To wrap up, the blanket stitch flower embroidery design is a simple yet elegant choice for beginners looking to add charm to their fabric projects. With just a few basic materials and a bit of practice, you can create beautiful floral patterns that elevate any piece. Keep experimenting with colors and placements, and most importantly, enjoy the process of bringing your creativity to life—one stitch at a time!
Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you an easy kutch work motif that can be used as a single motif or as a border when worked continuously. I have provided the complete video tutorial also. Do try and share your comments.
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I have used 3 strands of thread throughout the design to embroider this motif. Here are some ways you can use this motif.
Hope you all like this design. See you soon with another interesting design. Till then, happy embroidering and have a nice day with your needle and thread.
Looking to try your hand at traditional Indian embroidery but short on time? Kasuti embroidery—a timeless art from Karnataka—is the perfect place to start. In this post, we’ll walk you through a simple Kasuti design that you can complete in under 20 minutes. Whether you’re a beginner or just looking for a quick creative project, this guide will help you create something beautiful with ease.
I worked this design using 3 strands of thread throughout the design.
Video tutorial
Pattern for the design
I have drawn this design in a 10 lines/inch graph paper and transfer it to the fabric using carbon paper. This design can be used as an all over butti for a saree or placed adjacently to create border for kurtis or sarees.
Kasuti embroidery may be rooted in tradition, but it’s wonderfully accessible—even for beginners. With just a few basic stitches and a little practice, you can create timeless patterns that add charm and cultural value to your fabric. I hope this quick 20-minute project inspires you to explore more of this beautiful craft. If you enjoyed this tutorial, give it a thumbs up on YouTube, subscribe for more embroidery videos, and don’t forget to tag me on Instagram @craftismypassion when you share your Kasuti creations—I’d love to see your work!
The bullion stitch is one of those delightful embroidery techniques that adds a unique texture and charm to any design—especially floral ones. In this blog post, we’ll explore a simple floral embroidery pattern crafted specifically to help you practice and perfect your bullion stitches. From delicate rosebuds to coiled petals, this design offers just the right balance of beauty and skill-building. So grab your needle and thread—it’s time to bring these blossoms to life!
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Practicing the bullion stitch can seem tricky at first, but with the right border design, it becomes a fun and rewarding experience. This design is perfect for beginners to build confidence and add a beautiful texture to any fabric. Keep experimenting, stay patient, and soon you’ll master the art of smooth, even coils.
Tried this design? I’d love to see your creations! Share your work in the comments or tag me on Instagram @craftismypassion. Happy stitching!
