Floral hand embroidery patterns: wildflowers, roses, daisies, lavender, bouquets and wreaths, along with leaves, branches, berries and other botanical designs. Each PDF comes with ready-to-print outlines in several hoop sizes and recommended DMC colours.
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Original design: a pine cone hand embroidery pattern: a winter bouquet of pine sprigs, red berries, golden wheat and textured cones, stitched on cream linen. The PDF includes six sizes from 3″ to 8″ and DMC colour codes. Instant PDF download, no physical item shipped.
Original design: a cherries hand embroidery pattern with a cluster of dark red cherries hanging from a leafy brown branch, stitched on natural linen. The PDF includes 4″, 6″ and 8″ sizes and DMC colour codes. Instant PDF download, no physical item shipped.
Original design: a vintage roses hand embroidery pattern with a bouquet of red and pink roses in a clear glass vase. The PDF includes 4″, 6″ and 8″ sizes and DMC colour codes. Free instant PDF download, no physical item shipped.
Original design: a mushroom hand embroidery pattern with a single brown-capped mushroom on a pale stem, standing in a few blades of grass. The PDF includes 4″, 6″ and 8″ sizes and DMC colour codes. Free instant PDF download, no physical item shipped.
Original design: a daisy hand embroidery pattern with three white daisies with orange centres on slender stems, stitched on brown fabric. The PDF includes 4″, 6″ and 8″ sizes and DMC colour codes. Instant PDF download, no physical item shipped.
Embroidery flowers are the most stitched subject of all, and for good reason: petals and leaves work with only a few basic stitches, and a single bloom already fills a small hoop. This collection gathers our floral hand embroidery patterns: roses, wildflowers, daisies, blossoming branches, berries and a winter bouquet with pine cones. A few floral designs, such as Vintage Roses, are free.
Most flowers to embroider use the same small set of stitches: satin stitch for smooth petals, long and short stitch for shaded petals, lazy daisy stitch for quick five-petal flowers, French knots for centres and stem stitch for stalks. Our flower embroidery guide covers birth month flowers and the stitches each one needs.
Flowers sit well on almost anything: hoop art, a cushion corner, a tote bag or the pocket of a denim jacket. Many of our animal patterns also include flowers, such as a bee on a bloom or a fox among poppies, so browse the insect and woodland collections too.
