3D allover flower design hand embroidery tutorial,hand embroidery designs by Rup Handicraft

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Materials You'll Need:

Fabric: Choose a fabric of your choice. Cotton or linen are good options for beginners.

Embroidery Hoop: This will keep your fabric taut and make the embroidery process easier.

Embroidery Thread: Use embroidery floss in the colors you need for your flower.

Embroidery Needles: Choose needles with a large eye to accommodate the floss.

Scissors: Small, sharp scissors for trimming the thread.

Pattern: You can find pre-made embroidery patterns online or create your own by drawing a flower design on paper.

Steps:

Prepare Your Fabric:

Cut your fabric to the desired size.
Place the fabric in the embroidery hoop, ensuring it's taut but not stretched too tightly.
Select Your Thread:

Choose the colors you need for your flower design.
Separate the floss strands according to your pattern. Most embroidery floss comes with six strands; you can use them all or divide them as needed for your design.
Thread Your Needle:

Cut a length of thread (usually around 18-24 inches) and thread it through the needle's eye.
Knot the end of the thread to secure it.
Start Stitching:

There are various stitches you can use for flower embroidery, but let's start with the most basic one: the satin stitch. This is great for filling in petals or leaves.
Bring the needle up from the back of the fabric at the starting point of your design.
Insert the needle down into the fabric close to where it came up, creating a straight stitch.
Bring the needle up again just beside the previous stitch.
Repeat this process, working from the outside of your design towards the center.
Outline and Add Details:

For outlining the flower petals or adding details like the center of the flower, you can use a backstitch or a stem stitch.
Backstitch: Insert the needle back into the fabric a short distance away, then bring it back up and insert it into the end of the previous stitch.
Stem Stitch: Create a line of diagonal stitches that are slightly slanted to the right or left, depending on your preference.
Add Leaves and Additional Elements:

Use simple leaf shapes and fill them in with the satin stitch or other stitches to add greenery to your design.
Finish and Secure:

When you've completed your design, knot the thread on the backside of your fabric to secure it.
Trim any excess thread carefully.
Optional: Iron Your Work: You can iron your finished embroidery from the backside on a low heat setting to remove any wrinkles.

Remember, practice makes perfect. Start with simple designs and stitches, and as you gain confidence, you can explore more complex flower embroidery patterns and techniques. Enjoy the process and let your creativity bloom!

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