Thread painting is a form of embroidery that uses the long and short stitch to blend colors together in a way that emulates traditional painting methods. It has a distinct, realistic look with smoothly blended colors. While this style of embroidery can look daunting at times, it usually only uses the long and short stitch …
Here you will find a round up of all of the different blog posts and patterns…that’s over 50 designs for hand embroidery! They’re categorized by type of design, experience level, and the technique used. Some are patterns you can purchase, while others are free/can be found on the blog. Enjoy! Floral Patterns 8 Embroidery Flower …
Flowers are probably the most common patterns you’ll see online. And that’s no coincidence! Embroidery lends itself well to floral and botanical imagery. There are lots of stitches that can be used to impersonate flower petals, stamens, stems, etc. In this post I wanted to share with you 8 embroidery flower patterns for beginners. All …
Everyone loves flower embroidery patterns, right? I mean, how you could not? They translate really well to embroidery, and there’s so many different kinds that it seems no one will ever get bored stitching them. Disclaimer: This page contains affiliate links, which means that if you click and purchase a product, I may receive a …
I absolutely adore anything having to do with tulle and flowers, and I’ve had this idea for a while to combine pressed flowers with tulle embroidery and finally got around to making it! So today I’m showing you how I made this daisy and pressed flower tulle embroidery project. A few weeks ago I picked …
Today I’m rounding up some free hand embroidery monogram patterns from the antique pattern library. They have so many beautiful antique books that are generously scanned and donated. I love spending time searching through their database of resources. If you like antiques and old lettering, definitely check out their database. All of the books are …
It’s finally getting colder, and that means more time inside, (especially this year). I wanted to share some winter hand embroidery patterns that are sure to be a fun time. Most of the patterns below are digital downloads that you can buy and print off at home! This post is just one of many posts …