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 #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.

Have a happy time with your needle and thread.

Simple & easy beginner friendly lazy daisy flower border embroidery for cushions, sarees & Kurtis

 In today’s tutorial, we’ll learn how to make a beautiful  lazy daisy flower — a simple yet elegant embroidery border 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

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Stitches Used

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Flower - Lazy daisy stitch,  then one more petals around the existing one. Then a small loop in white colour around the first lazy daisy - 6 strands

Centre of flower - French knots - 6 strands, 1 wrap

Leaf - Raised herringbone stitch - 6 strands

Hope you all like this tutorial.  See you soon with a kutch work design.  Till then have a nice time with your needle and thread.  

Flower Embroidery #3 - Lazy Daisy flower

 Welcome back to the Flower Embroidery Series! 🌸

It’s lovely to have you here again as we move on to our third design — the pretty Lazy Daisy flower. This stitch is one of the most fun and relaxing ones to learn, creating soft, petal-like loops that instantly bring your fabric to life. Whether you’re stitching it on a saree, kurti, or cushion, this simple flower adds a touch of elegance and charm. So, let’s pick up the needle and make these lazy daisies bloom beautifully! 🌼✨

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Step by Step photos

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Lazy daisy stitch with 6 strands for petals 

1 french knot with single wrap at the centre of the flower

Stems are embroidered using 6 strands of back stitch

Leaves are done with 6 strands of thread.

 Each leaf is a lazy daisy stitch with a straight stitch inside the lazy daisy

Pattern for the design

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My stitched sample is 1.5" * 1.25"

Anchor threads used

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Flower - Lazy daisy stitch - 330 - 6 strands

Centre of flower - French knot - 302  - 6 strands, 1 wrap

Stems - Back stitch - 856 - 6 strands

Leaves - Lazy daisy stitch with a straight stitch inside - 856 - 6 strands

And just like that, your Lazy Daisy flower has come to life — soft, delicate, and full of charm. 🌸 With just a few loops and stitches, you’ve created petals that look effortlessly graceful. Keep practicing this stitch to create clusters or borders of daisies that brighten any fabric. In the next post, we’ll continue adding new blooms to your embroidery garden, one stitch at a time. 🌼✨

Simple embroidery design using rangoli dots

 Hi all

Hope all are doing well and good.  Today I am very happy to share with you a simple embroidery design.  I have used rangoli dots as a pattern to embroidery this design.  Hope all of you will like it.  

Dark Pink flowers - Lazy daisy with straight stitch from inside ( 6 strands)

Light pink flowers - Tulip stitch with two green straight stitches through the tail of tulip stitch(6 strands)

A straight stitch from the tail of the tulip stitch to centre flower(6 strands)

Added beads to the centre of flowers

Video Tutorial

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Hope all of you like this design. I will be back soon a stitch tutorial.  Till then have a nice day.

Simple flower embroidery designs for hand kerchiefs for beginners

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Hope all are doing well and good.  Happy Diwali for all those who celebrate it.  

Today I have come up with 4 simple and easy flower embroidery designs for hand kerchiefs.  Sometime back I have purchased plain hankies from Amazon.  They are plain white cotton hankies with overlocking stitch in the edges in different colours.  So I have embroidered some simple flower motifs.  Do have a look. 

First pink hankie is done with lazy Daisy flower tipped with different colour.  Stem is done with stem stitch and leaves using lazy daisy stitch with straight stitches inside.

Second lavender colour hankie is done with woven circle stitch.  Stem using back stitch and leaves using straight stitches.

Third coral colour hankie is embroidered using herringbone stitch and the stem using stem stitch.

Fourth green colour hankie is embroidered using woven rose stitch, with back stitch stem and granitos stitch leaves.

Pattern for the design 

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Video tutorial 

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Hope you like these designs.  I am working on the next set of hankie designs.  Will be back soon.  Till then, happy embroidering and have a nice day.

Bullion tip lazy daisy flower

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Hope all are doing well and good. Today I am happy to share with you a simple flower that uses lazy daisy stitch tipped with bullion stitch.  I have given the video link below.  Hope you will like it. 

Video tutorial here.

Have a nice day

Pachis Work Embroidered Yoke / Ready for sale embroidered kurti fabric

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Hope all are doing well and good.  Today I am happy to share with you an embroidered finish.  I have started doing pachis work in a plain raw silk material two weeks back and it's completed today.  So happy with the finish.  

I have embroidered only in the yoke portion and the sleeve border.  

Yoke

sleeve border

Lazy daisy flowers are done in between the pachis work.  The tutorial for pachis work is available in my youtube channel.  Kindly have a look at my channel and if you are interested kindly subscribe.

Pattern for the design

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I have provided the pattern for the sleeve border only.  This pattern is expanded to form the yoke.  So you can print this pattern in an A4 paper and place a tracing paper on top of that and draw the pattern according to your wish.

Hope all of you like this design.  This embroidered piece is ready for sale.  If you are interested in getting this piece kindly contact me at shamiimmanuel@gmail.com or embroiderytutorialsanddesigns@gmail.com.  

See you soon with another post.  Till then happy embroidering and have a nice day. 

Daisy flower in two colours - Tutorial

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 Hope all are doing well.  In the embroidery stitch tutorial series, today I am happy to share with you the simple lazy daisy flower stitch in two colours.  

I have worked a small sample design.  

Here is the video tutorial

Let's begin the tutorial.  

Trace the following pattern

First make straight stitch in the tip of each petals using a dark colour.

Pick the second colour and bring the needle up in the centre circle.  Insert it under the corresponding straight stitch without picking the fabric. 

Insert the needle again in the same place where it came out.

A single petal is completed.

Working through halfway.

Completed flower

You can attach a bead or embroidery french knots in the centre.

In my next post I will share with you a design that can be used in dresses and cushions.  Till then have a nice day.

Corner design - An update on my saree project

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Hope all are doing well and good.  I have started to embroider a saree on July and I have blogged about it here.   I am using  the simple stitches like buttonhole, back stitch and lazy daisy stitches.  On that post I have shown a small motif that is going to be embroidered along the borders.  

I have extended the same design and form a corner design .  That is what I am showing it now.  I am using 3 strands of threads for all the stitches. 

I have extended the following pattern to form the corner design.

Hopefully I will be finishing this saree within next month.  Now I am in the phase of designing a simple neck  pattern using the above pattern for the blouse.  

Hope all of you like this design.  I will be back with  a crochet finish in my next post. 

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