Flower Embroidery #21 - Long and short stitch flower | Easy hand embroidery flower design for beginners

 Welcome back to the Flower Embroidery Series!

I’m happy to have you here as we continue our journey with the 21st flower design — the Long and Short Stitch Flower. This stitch creates a lovely blend of stitches that gives the petals a smooth and natural appearance. Follow the video tutorial below and learn how to create this beautiful flower step by step. 

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Pattern for the design

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This design fits a 6 x 6 cm square. 

Stitches Used 

Flower petals - Long and short stitch - 3 strands

Centre of flower - Satin stitch - 3 strands

Around satin stitch centre - Stem stitch - 3 strands

stems between leaves - Straight stitch - 3 strands

Tip of these stems - French knot - 3 strands, 2 wraps

Leaves - Satin stitch with Back stitch stem - 3 strands

Your Long and Short Stitch Flower is now complete, with its smooth, flowing petals giving it a soft and graceful look. 🌼 This stitch is a wonderful way to add more depth and a natural feel to your floral embroidery. I hope you enjoyed learning this new technique and adding another beautiful bloom to your collection.

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Flower Embroidery #20 - Lazy daisy Flower tipped with French knot | Easy Hand Embroidery Tutorial for Beginners

Welcome back to the Flower Embroidery Series!

I’m happy to have you here as we reach our 20th flower design — a Lazy Daisy Flower Tipped with French Knots. This pretty variation combines the soft, looped petals of the Lazy Daisy stitch with tiny French knots at the tips, giving the flower a lovely detailed finish. Follow the video tutorial below and learn how to create this charming flower step by step. 

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Pattern for the design

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Stitches Used 

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Flower Petals - Lazy daisy tipped with french knot - 6 strands 

Straight stitch inside each petal - 6 strands

Centre - French knot - 6 strands, 3 wraps

Leaf - 3 straight stitches - 6 strands

Stem - Back stitch - 6 strands

Your Lazy Daisy Flower Tipped with French Knots is now complete, with the tiny knots adding a beautiful finishing touch to each petal. It’s lovely how a simple variation can give a familiar flower a completely different look. I hope you enjoyed stitching this little bloom and adding another flower to your growing collection.

Have a happy time with your needle n thread! 

Flower Embroidery #19 - Easy Bullion Stitch Flower | Easy Hand Embroidery Tutorial for Beginners

Welcome back to the Flower Embroidery Series!

I’m happy to have you here as we continue our journey with the 19th flower design — the Easy Bullion Stitch Flower. Bullion stitch may look a little tricky at first, but with a few simple steps, it can create beautiful, rolled petals with a lovely raised texture. Follow the video tutorial below and learn how to make this charming flower step by step. 

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Pattern for the design

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The flower spokes are drawn around a circle of 1cm radius.  Whole Design fits a 2" x 1.5" square

Stitches used

Flower petals - Bullion stitch - 6 strands - 10-11 wraps

Stems - Split Back stitch - 3 strands

Leaves - Lazy daisy with a straight stitch from inside to the tip of lazy daisy - 3 strands.

Your Easy Bullion Stitch Flower is now complete, with its pretty rolled petals adding texture and dimension to your embroidery. 🌼 I hope this tutorial has made bullion stitch feel simple and enjoyable and encouraged you to try more variations with it.

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Flower Embroidery #14 - Lazy daisy stitch flower with a variation

 Welcome back to the Flower Embroidery Series!

I'm delighted to have you here as we explore our 14th flower design — the Lazy Daisy Stitch Flower with a Variation. This design takes the classic Lazy Daisy stitch and gives it a fresh, creative twist, adding extra detail and elegance to each petal. It's an easy technique that lets you experiment with new styles while building on the skills you've already learned. Follow the video tutorial below and discover how this simple variation can make your floral embroidery even more beautiful.

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Pattern for the design

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Stitches & Threads Used

Petals - Lazy Daisy Stitch with a loop around the tail of the daisy from inside the petal- 12 strands

Centre of flower - French knots - 12 strands, 1 wrap

Leaves - Fishbone stitch - 6 strands

Your Lazy Daisy Stitch Flower with a Variation is now complete, adding a unique and stylish bloom to your embroidery collection. Small changes in a familiar stitch can create completely new and eye-catching designs. Keep exploring different variations, mix your favorite thread colors, and enjoy making every flower uniquely yours.

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Flower Embroidery #13 - Fly stitch flower

Welcome back to the Flower Embroidery Series!

I'm delighted to have you here as we continue our floral embroidery journey with the 13th flower design — the Fly Stitch Flower. This simple yet elegant stitch creates soft, delicate petals that add a graceful touch to any embroidery project. Whether you're decorating clothing, home décor, or accessories, this flower is easy to stitch and beautifully complements the other flowers in this series. Follow the video tutorial below and learn how to create this charming bloom step by step.

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Pattern for the design

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Stitches & Threads used

Petals - Fly stitch - 27 - 3 strands

Centre of flower - Satin stitch - 59 - 3 strands

Leaves - Fishbone stitch - 227 - 3 strands

Stem - Couching stitch - 227 - 3 strands

Congratulations on completing your Fly Stitch Flower! Its delicate petals and elegant shape make it a wonderful addition to your growing collection of embroidered flowers. Keep practicing and combining it with the other flowers you've learned to create unique floral patterns full of color and creativity.

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Flower embroidery #12 - Two colour blanket stitch flower

 Welcome back to the Flower Embroidery Series!

I'm so happy to have you here as we continue our embroidery journey with the twelfth flower design — the beautiful Two-Color Blanket Stitch Flower. By using two contrasting thread colors, this simple blanket stitch transforms into a vibrant and eye-catching floral design. It's an easy technique that adds texture, depth, and a unique style to your embroidery. Follow the video tutorial below and learn how to stitch this lovely flower to make your embroidery garden even more colorful!

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Pattern for the design

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Stitches & Threads Used

Petals - Blanket stitch in two colours - 96, 107 - 3 strands

Leaves - 3 straight stitches - 856 - 6 strands

Stems - Back stitch - 856 - 6 strands

Your Two-Color Blanket Stitch Flower is now complete, adding beautiful texture and a splash of color to your fabric. This simple color combination shows how a small change can create a striking floral effect. Keep exploring different color combinations and stitch variations to make every flower in your embroidery garden truly unique.

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Flower embroidery #11 - Two colour lazy daisy stitch flower

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I'm delighted to have you here as we begin our eleventh flower design — the beautiful Two-Color Lazy Daisy Flower. By combining two thread colors with the classic Lazy Daisy stitch, you can create petals that look more vibrant, layered, and eye-catching. It's an easy technique that adds depth and a fresh new look to your floral embroidery. Follow the video tutorial below and learn how to create this colorful flower to make your embroidery garden even more beautiful!

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Pattern for the design

Stitches & threads used

Tip of lazy daisy- Straight stitch - 298 - 6 strands

petals - Loop around straight stitch - 433 - 6 strands

Centre - French knots - 298 - 6 strands, 1 wrap

Stems - Outline stitch - 257 - 3 strands

curls - Stem stitch - 257 - 3 strands

Your Two-Color Lazy Daisy Flower is now complete, bringing extra color and charm to your embroidery. Using two shades is a simple way to make your flowers stand out and give your designs a more realistic and decorative appearance. Keep experimenting with different color combinations and let your creativity bloom with every stitch.

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Simple & easy beginner friendly back stitch frilled flower embroidery for cushions, sarees & Kurtis

In today’s tutorial, we’ll learn how to make a beautiful  back stitch frilled flower — a simple yet elegant embroidery design perfect for cushions, handbags, sarees, and Kurtis. This design is easy enough for beginners and adds a lovely handcrafted touch to any fabric.

Video Tutorial below 

Stitches & threads used

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Flower - 102(Dark), 96(Light), 88(Medium)

• Outline the flower with back stitch in light colour(96)
• From each back stitch make a straight stitch towards the center with the same light colour
• Work Blanket stitches over back stitches without picking up the fabric in dark color(102)
• Add some straight stitches towards the center with medium colour(88)

Leaves - 245(Dark), 254(light), 203(very light) 

• Herringbone stitch - 3 strands
• Centre vein of the leaf in stem stitch 

Stem - 245 - Stem stitch - 3 strands

Centre of flower - 332 - satin stitch - 3 strands

French knots - 298 - 12 strands, 1 wrap

This simple back stitch frilled flower embroidery is a perfect project for beginners and a lovely way to add handmade charm to cushions, sarees, and Kurtis. Try it on different fabrics and colors, practice at your own pace, and enjoy the beauty of creating something unique with just a needle and thread. Happy stitching!