If you’re looking for a relaxing and creative way to spend your time while making sure to be productive, then this idea is perfect for you! In this tutorial, you will learn how to stitch four simple and beautiful flower designs: a daisy, a rose, a sunflower, and a tulip. These floral embroidery stitches are not only very easy to learn but also incredibly satisfying to create. Whether you’re brand new to embroidery or just looking to practice your basic stitching, these flower patterns are a fun and approachable way to build your skills.

Each stitch is broken down step by step so you can follow along at your own pace. With just a needle, some thread, and a piece of fabric, you’ll be able to complete all four flower designs in just 30 minutes or less. That’s right—this is a quick skill you can learn in under an hour, making it ideal for busy crafters or anyone looking to try something new without a big time commitment.

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Simple Flower Embroidery Stitches

So grab your materials and join me in this easy and fun embroidery session. By the end of the video, you’ll have four charming flower designs under your belt and a brand new hobby to enjoy. Let’s get stitching and bring a little handmade beauty into your day!

Cute Flower Embroidery in Just Minutes

What You’ll Need for Embroidery

  • Embroidery Hoop
  • Needle and Thread
  • Scissors
Materials for Flowers Embroidery

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Why You’ll Love This Embroidery Design

These cute and colorful flowers are perfect for decorating clothing, personalizing accessories, adding flair to fabric gifts, or even creating your own embroidery art pieces. From the delicate petals of the daisy to the bold bloom of the sunflower, each stitch adds a unique touch to your handmade creations.

How to Embroider a Flower

4 Simple Flower Embroidery Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Daisy Embroidery Stitch

    How to Embroider a Daisy

  2. How to Embroider a Daisy

    Step-by-Step Daisy Embroidery
    Bring the needle up at your starting point, push it right above the tip of the petal, then pull the thread all the way to the back, and push it to your next starting point, right beside the first one. Repeat the steps until you’ve filled the entire petal. Do the same for the other petals, then make French Knots at the center.

  3. Rose Embroidery Stitch

    Easy Rose Embroidery Stitch Tutorial

  4. How to Embroider a Rose

    Step-by-Step Rose Embroidery
    Sew all along the 5 lines of your pattern to make a star. Insert your needle under one thread, then skip over to the next, and insert under the next one. Keep doing this motion until you’ve covered the entire circle or you’re content with the size of your rose.

  5. Sunflower Embroidery Stitch

    How to Embroider a Sunflower for Beginners

  6. How to Embroider a Sunflower

    Step-by-Step Sunflower Embroidery
    Insert the needle up at your starting point, then insert it back down near the starting point, then pull it gently, but don’t pull all the way, and leave a loop. Insert the needle into the center of the tip of the petal from under the fabric, and bring it over the top of your loop before pulling and locking it in place. Repeat the steps for the rest of the petals, then make a satin stitch for the center.


  7. Tulip Embroidery Stitch

    Simple Tulips Embroidery Stitch for Beginners

  8. How to Embroider a Tulip

    Step-by-Step Tulips Embroidery
    Make 2 small stitches that are about ¼-½ inch apart, one located at the top and the other below it. Insert your needle beside the bottom stitch and pull all the way. Insert your thread into the upper stitch, loop it around, then insert it through the bottom thread. Continue the motion until the desired tulip size. Repeat the steps for the other tulip, then embroider the leaves and stem as shown in the pictures above.

Materials
  • Embroidery Hoop
  • Needle & Thread
  • Scissors
Easy Flower Embroidery Stitches

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4 Simple Flower Embroidery Stitches

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Elle Ann

With a flair and passion for writing, crafting, and cooking, I've embarked on a mission to discover promising content and turn it into simplified tutorials to help readers whip up their own nifty crafts and delicious food.
Food for me is an art form, so I get my kicks from playing around with flavors and ingredients. And, if you can't find me in the kitchen, I'm probably lurking in a cozy café, sipping on some coffee while indulging in my favorite burnt Basque cheesecake with either a book or phone in hand, of course.

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