2 very easy kasuti Butta Embroidery Video tutorial with pattern

 Kasuti embroidery is known for its simple lines and traditional beauty. In this blog post, you’ll learn two very easy Kasuti Butta embroidery designs through a step-by-step video tutorial. The patterns are beginner-friendly and perfect for practicing on blouses, sarees, or home décor. Follow along with the video and start stitching with confidence.

Video Tutorial  

Pattern for the designs

I have drawn this patterns in a 8 lines/inch graph paper and transferred it to the fabric using carbon paper.  

We hope this video tutorial and pattern help you enjoy stitching these two easy Kasuti Butta designs. With a little practice, you’ll gain confidence and start creating beautiful traditional motifs on your projects. Thank you for stitching along—have a happy time with your needle n thread! 

Kasuti Embroidered Purse

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Hope all are doing well and good.  Today I am happy to share with you an embroidered purse with a kasuti motif.  The purse is a plain one purchased from amazon.  The using the kasuti net I have embroidered this motif and then removed the net.  A beautiful kasuti embroidered purse is ready.  You can see the process in the video given below.  

Pattern for the design

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You can use this motif your sarees, cushion covers etc.  Hope you all like this design and purse.  See you soon with another interesting design.  Till then, have a nice day and have a happy time with your needle and thread.  

Easy Kasuti embroidery design for sarees, kurtis, cushion covers, pillow covers & bed spreads

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Hope all are doing well and good.  Today I am very happy to share with you a simple kasuti embroidery design that can be used for dresses.  When used as a single design it can be used an all over butti for sarees and kurtis.  When worked continuously it forms a nice border.

I have worked this design using 3 strands of thread throughout.  

Video Tutorial 

Pattern for the design

I have drawn this design on an 8 lines / inch graph paper and transferred it to the fabric using carbon paper.  Do try this and let me know your feedbacks in the comments section.

Hope all of you like this design.  See you soon with another design. Till then have a nice day and have a happy time with your needle n thread. 

Kasuti Embroidery design motif

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Today I am happy to share with you very simple kasuti embroidery design motif.  This design can be used as a centre motif for cushion covers.  Also it can be used as an all over design for sarees and Kurtis.  

Video tutorial

Pattern for the design 

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I have drawn this design in a 10 lines per inch graph paper.  Used 3 strands of anchor embroidery thread.

Hope all of you like this design.  See you soon with an embroidery stitch tutorial.  Till the, happy embroidering and have a nice day.

Simple Kasuti embroidery Neckdesign

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Hope all are doing well and good.  Though I love to do all sorts of embroideries, kasuti and kutch embroidery is my favourite.  I try to do kasuti embroidery that looks similar on the front and back side of embroidery.  Recently using a border design I have created a neck design.  This is a very simple design.  that has one single motif repeatedly.  

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I have done a sample neck design.  The measurements are not proper.  It's just a model.  Have a look at it.

I have added golden stones along the edge of each motif.  

This is before adding the stones.

The beauty of kasuti is that we can create same pattern on front side and back side of fabric.  You can see it from the photograph below.

Front

Back

Pattern for the design.

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Here is the pathway of working a single motif

Take straight stitches in the following order

1-2,  3-17,  9-10

11-12,  9-12,  11-10

9-17,  21-17,  18-17

8-5,  6-7,  8-7

6-5,  8-17,  19-17

20-17,  14-15,  16-13

14-13,  16-15,  14-17

3-4,  1-4,  3-2

Do give a try.  Soon I will be posting the proper design for the neck of a standard kurti.  Till then have a nice day.  

Kasuti Embroidery Design / Holbein Stitch Design

 Hi all

Hope all are doing well and good.  Today I am happy to share with you a simple  kasuti embroidery design that can be used for dresses.  It can be used as an over all design for sarees or kurtis.  Also if it is worked repeatedly it forms a wide border for the dresses.  

Let's see the design first.

I have used 3 strands of anchor embroidery threads throughout this design.   I have made a video to show the stitching of this design.  If you are interested check the following video.

  

 

Now onto the pattern.

You can use a graph paper to draw this design.  Usually 10 lines per inch graph paper is the best to draw the kasuti patterns.  Hope all of you like this design.  I am working on a kasuti neckline with another pattern.