FLORAL EMBROIDERY PATTERN TUTORIAL - start to finish easy beginner embroidery | INFO IN DESCRIPTION

[@tracybrewer9640]

Just found your channel. And what a great tutorial. So easy to follow and especially like that you say how many strands you use for each part. And you tell us the color number for every part. We honestly couldn't ask for more. And going to watch some of your other one for sure. So a huge thank you for spending your time and passion with us. Stay safe and happy sewing everyone.

[@rosesulla2616]

Incredible embroidery skills! Just when I thought I knew a lot, you showed me another way to place a stitch!i. I’m amazed!! Thank you so much! ❤

[@denised828]

Thank you for sharing your lovely video. Your work is impeccable and your instructions make it seem like I can go to the next level in embroidery. I see it’s been eight months since you’ve posted a video and three years since you posted this one. You are such a good teacher, we need you back! Thanks again🥰

[@gsr7772]

I have just found your site and your tutorial is wonderful!!! I love your instructions - they are so clear and your colours are lovely and soft! Take care! 🥰

[@jacquiebigart2748]

Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. Also, the free pattern is so appreciated

[@patpowell6684]

I can’t thank you enough for this video. I’m new to embroidery, I’ve dId cross stitch many years ago and always admired embroidery. I’m now in my 70’s and decided to give it a go. I’ll have to work up to the intricate one but will get there! Thank you very much for your time and the patterns. Will sub and go on to look at your channel. Bye 💁🏼‍♀️

[@Mamatha450]

It takes lot of patience, interest and talent. I really admire such people who are born with such quality.

[@patpowell6684]

I’m in my mid 70s and have never done embroidery. I’ve done cross stitch but. Think it’s time fir something new. Definitely going to check out the rest if your channel and subscribe. Thank you for the inspiration to give it a go!!! Bye for now 💁🏼‍♀️

[@jacquelinerhoden4428]

Auntie Pat the cross stitch is an embroidery stitch therefore, you've been doing one embroidery stitch over time and that's great 👍. I love your willingness to learn more 👏👏

[@AngelaRodhas]

Beautiful work, you have a very good taste!

[@coralarenas9359]

Thank you so much! this is exactly what I needed, I am beginner and your website and your explanations are soooo good!

[@yvette6777]

Hello I want to thank you for the tutorial you made it look so much easier and approachable and I might try to practice those stitches before I attempt to do like your sabbatical, I just have two things I would of change is the brown on your rose it looks to strong against the pinks and the other rose the outside color is very similar to the inside but other then that it turn out beautiful thanks again

[@thniah2011]

Thank you for the lovely tutorial. Intricate and fine work plus a lot of patience in this one. Learn alot too from you . Beautiful embriodery. Gives me the passion about this hobby! Kudos!

[@eurekadog]

Absolutely Fabulous‼️ Great colors, great stitches, great textures, great design. Thanks for the inspiration❗️👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@gracepatane9384]

Beautiful stitching! Very relaxing to watch you!!💜

[@lynneoconnor7529]

Absolutely breathtaking, I'm in awe, I an only just starting out, am totally inspired !!

[@seriouslyreal2693]

Very nice tutorial. Beautiful artwork

[@betinamartin6280]

Guauuuu! Espectacular! Lo más bonito que he visto! Gracias por compartir!!!

[@paulinechetty423]

Thank you for sharing this video. The design and colours are absolutely beautiful!

[@JoyFull46GmA]

I’ve been watching so carefully, I didn’t even notice your cut until you mentioned it ! 😊

[@yamunaperiyasamy1744]

Very nice work and clear details, easy to understand. I am going to try this, thank you for sharing this video.

[@LondonEmbroiderySchool]

Nice that your nails match the design too!

[@ThePooker52]

A beautiful pattern and impeccable stitching! Thank you for sharing this tutorial.

[@carolynb1413]

Oh thank you, I wish I knew of you sooner. Please post more videos like this

[@syedhuzaifa5492]

Simple and beautiful design thanks for sharing your creativity

[@alaskaway9076]

Thank You! For free pattern! It’s beautiful.

[@TheSabinewalkden]

What a lovely video showing from start to finish. You showed some very useful tips too. I am not surprised the rose took 2 hours to complete. I would have thought longer due to the fine stitching. Your design is truly beautiful and I have subscribed to watch other videos you have. With greetings from the UK!

[@cristianimouradossantosdes1606]

Amei seu trabalho!! Por favor não pare de gravar vídeos !!!

[@annieliz1965]

I was planning to learn embroidery but then stumbled across needle painting - now I can learn both as this is a lovely mixture. Thank you. New subbie from Norfolk, UK.

[@lydiamed7113]

That is aa beautiful pattern of flowers that you made loved them.

[@robinprice6879]

This was super helpful. Thank you

[@erikaor5206]

Please do another tutorial!!! :) It's been a lot time sinve this one and I want to keep learning 😁

[@TheJanestarling]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@ofeliajimenez5751]

Very pretty

[@edithsepulveda5163]

This is Beautiful".👌😍🌟🌟💞

[@purwaningsih364]

I love your video

[@beatrizriveaud5367]

Maravilloso tu bordado, mil gracias por compartir👏👏👏👏👏

[@manus.7458]

Beautiful job!! If it's possible...can you film with a closer view? That will be great !

[@TheMoNkEyPiEs]

hello! I love your video, it is very helpful. I do have one question though, what is holding your hoop up? it looks super helpful I think I need one lol. thank you:)

[@hey_its_aury2718]

It's in the description under "helpful links"

[@createthememories5381]

Thank you for the free pattern.

[@nicauldron]

Amazing tutorial! Although doing the big flower with only 1/2 strands took almost as long as the rest of the pattern itself.

[@vwatts8738]

Very NICE!! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@pax327]

awesome tutorial!! this was very easy to understand

[@MooseCall]

This is beautiful. Thank you.

[@karinepolon6092]

Thank you ! Beautifull.

[@cuylee8713]

muchas gracias por regalo ..eres muy generosa,,

[@thehappyflapper]

Beautiful work!!!

[@MarciaPatchwork]

How many days did you spend to embroidered this? Love it. Thanks!

[@maureenpaulette2051]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial and pattern!

[@farahkhan9023]

Wonderful embroidery. I will surely try and tell you. I must see how to download this pattern. Thank you.

[@briga_bijoux]

Grazie sei bravissima. Ci proverò ❤

[@katherinnavila]

Thanks you so much for the needle painting tips 💕💕 I love it

[@StitchingSabbatical]

Happy to help! :)

[@melinameza7066]

Hola gracias por el patrón, espero quedé igual de lindo que el tuyo👍👍

[@mitzibud6908]

Lovely!!

[@izallu]

Thank u!! Helped me a lot

[@auraralia8397]

you are so inspiring

[@Valeri4561]

Thank you for the video share and the lovely free pattern. :)

[@cristianimouradossantosdes1606]

I loved your job!! Please... Continuited the make your videos please

[@marylinsalinas4122]

HELLO BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS EXCELENT VERY GOOD.🌷🌷👍

[@sakurafernandez5552]

Thank you so much for this! Love love love ❤️

[@iamshooch1476]

رااااائع رااااائع ❤️❤️ thank you 😘

[@bookwormbon482]

Could you do a video on your set up with the clamp and also which materials you use?

[@simonestefanescu2165]

Superbe broderie, les tiges sont si fines qu'on ne les distingue pas du trait de crayon. Merci

[@atiliamusa9380]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤

[@alaskaway9076]

Oooooo pretty.

[@apc4019]

Thank you very much! ❤️

[@Sofia-px1zs]

Thank you so much for a really helpful tutorial!

[@carladaniela2003]

Lindo, maravilhoso ❤️❤️❤️

[@rozaniazeez3803]

thank you for this, its really very clear. Can you please explain the difference of doing embroidery the stab method vs the sewing method.

[@StitchingSabbatical]

I'm only familiar with the stab method becsuse it's what works best for me and my fabric and the type of embroidery I do. I believe the sewing method is when you only use one hand on top of the hoop and put the needle through the fabric in a parallel way to make the stitch. It seems to be a more "classic" technique. The stab method is more modern.

[@yojairagalvez2594]

beautiful job! Thank you for being the inspiration for many of us. could you give me the numbers of the threads you used in this project?

[@Lourdes-Zire]

Thank you so much!!

[@arrietymoon7382]

It's so beautiful 😍 Thanks for the tips, I will try it.

[@katherinedunsmoor2513]

The stand she's using looks like an ELIBESSE STAND. YOU can get it on Amazon. I just recently ordered one myself. Waiting for it to come in

[@StitchingSabbatical]

It's the Sonata Seat Stand from Hawthorne Handmade. I'll add a link in the description

[@feliperomano]

Your patterns are fantastic!!! Would you consider making more for free?

[@StitchingSabbatical]

Thank you! Not at the moment, making this took weeks!! I do have two other patterns in my etsy shop though :)

[@MarlyMcG]

Look at you go! Amazing

[@StitchingSabbatical]

Marly Beaudoin 💜💜

[@gissibelmar]

Would love to see the sister you use to keep the frame in place, that wooden thing please

[@StitchingSabbatical]

Gisela Belmar Møller just google for a siesta seat stand

[@jessicamason589]

Will you ever do a pet portrait tutorial?

[@babalye588]

Very Nice thanks

[@JoyFull46GmA]

When you change from flower to flower or leaf to leaf , do you tie off and start your threads again ?

[@athomewithpatriciavvieyra6709]

Love your channel so happy I found it..what kind of embroidery floss do you use.

[@renebracken7655]

Beautiful work. Could you please tell me what you use to hold the hoop. Thanks.

[@margodarretta8981]

This is great! Can you tell me what kind of holder you are using to hold your hoop? I want to get one, but really don't know which one to get. Yours looks very stable.

[@StitchingSabbatical]

There are multiple links to it in the video description

[@valrog6924]

I have to ask if you know the shade you have on your nails. My daughter keeps trying for that at the salon and ending up with grey, she would LOVE this shade! So pretty. The video is really helpful and inspiring, I never thought of using the lazy daisy that way.

[@StitchingSabbatical]

It's Heather by Zoya!

[@rissutte]

Olá. Boa tarde. Muito lindo seu bordado. Mas, poderia ser ensinado devagar. A arte de bordar é com calma e delicadeza...😘

[@StitchingSabbatical]

I can't make a 5 hour video :(

[@ghill3]

beautiful

[@valrog6924]

I finished mine ! Still have to practice that painting technique I think, and your rose shading looks more natural than mine. I'll post it on IG this week. Anyway, I have a question, if you've covered it elsewhere I've missed it. What do you use to draw your pattern? Just a regular pencil? I used water washable pen, but when I was done I had to rinse it, let it dry, then iron the wrinkles out of the cotton. I also have "Aunt Martha's Hot iron transfer pencils", but it seems they also need to be rinsed out. Do you rinse yours to make sure no lines are show through?

[@StitchingSabbatical]

Oh I can't wait to see it! I used a friXion pen to trace the pattern. It's a heat erasable pen so when I'm done I used a hairdryer on it and the marks disappeared. You can also use an iron but I didn't want to squish the rose. If you do use the friXion pens I recommend getting the ultra fine tipped ones (05) and marking lightly. Sometimes the pen markings can come back with frozen temperatures and if you make too heavy and dark of a marking it can leave 'ghost' lines. But i've never had a problem with that! You can read more about it on my post here: instagram.com/p/BqXplccgw22

[@arah2834]

🌷 Beauuuuutiful 🌸artistic 🌸neat work🌷😌, ..with cold colours 😑😑 You should visit India..🤔 so much colours there 🤭 °

[@ruphandicraft]

Its very good😍

[@thewitchyowl4376]

Your video is great for beginners! I find it therapeutic watching your videos.

[@StitchingSabbatical]

thank you! The info is in the video

[@fahrijezhuniqi3598]

Very good joob I liked 👌👌👌👌👌💖💖💖💖💖

[@valrog6924]

It's slow at work tonight, so I'm back to watching this. Question -- do you just carry your thread across the back? And if so, do you cover the back of your work or just leave it all bare?

[@StitchingSabbatical]

I do! My backs tend to be messy because of it. I have some other videos showing how I back my hoops on this channel if you'd like to check them out! :)

[@valrog6924]

@@StitchingSabbatical Found it! Thanks! You've inspired me. Since I finished up the project on my loom today and plan on cutting it off later, I started a little embroidery project today. I haven't embroidered anything in years. Definitely my blending needs practice, lol. it looks alright, but with practice would look better. I plan on being finished with this by Friday, so I can gift it at a baby shower Saturday along with the other stuff we have. I crocheted edging onto 4 cotton receiving blankets, plus some purchased items. Anyway, since I work nights from my home, I'll be able to work on this little bunny here and there throughout the night.

[@nancyj8249]

Hi. Wonderful explanation and demonstration. I would like to know what the name of the frame and lap or floor stand that you use. Also where I can purchase it and s as bout how much the cost is. Thanks for making the video for us. Just lovely.

[@StitchingSabbatical]

Glad you liked the video! Everything you asked for is linked in the description.

[@cathieh.7225]

Where do you get your fabric from? I have to try this it's so gorgeous!

[@emmajohnston9406]

Thank you so much for the free pattern. can I ask what do you use to transfer your pattern as I have a iron on transfer pen but its a thick tip...

[@ThatRandomGirlAndrea]

If I were to embroider using these techniques on a pillowcase, is there any of them that you'd think would be sensitive to hand-washing, if I have interfacing on the back? I don't want to be unable to wash it, because it might unwind or loose shape if I did.

[@StitchingSabbatical]

The woven rose would be easily messed up on a pillowcase but the other ones should be fine! :)

[@ThatRandomGirlAndrea]

@@StitchingSabbatical Thank you!

[@emiliameyer4568]

I would love to try this as my first attempt at embroidery. How do I calculate how much floss I will need for each color?

[@StitchingSabbatical]

Hmm I would say you need one skein or less of each color. I cut about an arms-length (wrist to shoulder) to work with each time

[@emiliameyer4568]

@@StitchingSabbatical Thank you for your response and for putting this video tutorial together. I can’t wait to try it out.

[@hebael-shennawi5469]

Hi :) Im just wanna learn make my own design but dont know how!! advices please ?!

[@marwahalkumaim2248]

Hi! I'm still new to embroidery so I don't really know what I'm doing but I noticed that your thread is open on one end and closed on the other as opposed to closing both ends, making a loop. how do you keep the thread in the needle? Mine keeps slipping out since its open-ended. Thanks!

[@StitchingSabbatical]

I leave a tail and hold it with the needle as I work. It takes some getting used to!

[@elizangelasilvestre8183]

Seu trabalho é maravilhoso!!

[@gerialdrich121]

What is the vise or the embroidery holder called? Looks like an effective way secure the work.

[@StitchingSabbatical]

it's linked in the description

[@katzwhite5962]

I love it. Its beautiful. My only complaint is that I wish there was no speeded up bit of the video or that there was significantly less of it. I'm learning to do embroidery and I personally learn by repeatedly watching what you do but as soon as the speeded up section begins I'm lost☹. Have you made tutorials for each stitch? Also, good if the name of stitch you are using comes up on the screen. Beautiful work💕

[@StitchingSabbatical]

Hi Katz, you can always search for other videos on youtube to supplement this tutorial if you can't follow it.

[@manus.7458]

You can set the speed of reproduction on the settings of the video...so you can see it as slow as you want. Go to the right side of the video.

[@katzwhite5962]

@@manus.7458 Thank you for the tip🙂