Embroidery Tutorials – RoshanEmbroidery

Unique Hand Embroidery Lavender Design with Looped Running Stitch

Bring your fabric to life with this charming lavender embroidery ...

Unique Hand Embroidery Lavender Design with Looped Running Stitch | Leaf Stitch Embroidery Designs

Bring your fabric to life with this charming lavender embroidery ...

Bring your fabric to life with this charming lavender embroidery design, featuring flowing stems, natural-looking leaves, and delicate lavender buds. Using a combination of continuous stem stitches, elegant leaf stitches, ...and the unique Looped Running Stitch for the flowers, this tutorial shows every step clearly from multiple angles—making it easy for beginners to follow and create a beautifully textured, dimensional piece. 🌿💜

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🧵 Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Light cream linen
• Hoop: Size 3
• Needles:
• Embroidery Needle Size 1 – for running stitch & leaf stitching
• Tapestry Needle Size 18 – for looped running stitch & double whipped running stitch
• Threads (DMC):
• Stems & Leaves: 3013 – 6 strands
• Leaf center: 3047 – 3 strands
• Lavender petals: 550 & 553 – 6 strands each
• Stand: My usual embroidery stand

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✨ Stitches Used
• Running Stitch
• Leaf Stitch (Lazy Daisy / Chain Stitch family)
• Back Stitch
• Whipped Running Stitch
• Looped Running Stitch
• Double Whipped Running Stitch

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🧩 Chapters

0:00:00 – Running Stitch
0:03:14 – Running Stitch
0:06:18 – Running Stitch
0:09:08 – Running Stitch

0:09:08 – Leaf Stitch
0:18:59 – Leaf Stitch

0:27:53 – Back Stitch + Whipped Running Stitch
0:30:49 – Back Stitch + Whipped Running Stitch

0:33:15 – Looped Running Stitch (Lavender)
0:44:43 – Looped Running Stitch (Lavender)
0:55:59 – Looped Running Stitch (Lavender)

1:07:08 – Double Whipped Running Stitch
1:15:06 – Double Whipped Running Stitch
1:19:03 – Double Whipped Running Stitch

1:23:28 – Final Embroidered Lavender Design

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💡 Tips
• For the running stitch:
• Keep the stitches farther apart for the lavender areas.
• Keep them closer together for the stems to make them look clean and strong.
• For the leaf stitch:
After stitching the two base rows, bring the next row one step higher to form a beautiful, dimensional leaf shape.
• For the Looped Running Stitch (lavenders):
• Keep all loops equal in size for a neat look.
• Be very careful not to disturb the first layer of loops when stitching the second direction.
• For the whipped running stitch at the flower centers:
Work gently to avoid catching or damaging previous stitches.

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🌼 Pattern & Resources

🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com

💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery

📸 Follow for more embroidery inspiration:
@RoshanEmbroidery

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Very Simple Hand Embroidery Flower Design with Lazy Daisy Stitch #shorts #short #shortvideo

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a very simple yet ...

Very Simple Hand Embroidery Flower Design | Lazy Daisy Stitch Tutorial + Russian Chain Stitch

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a very simple yet ...

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a very simple yet beautifully detailed flower design using a combination of classic stitches—perfect for beginners and anyone who loves soft, ...clean floral embroidery.
The stem and leaves are stitched with deep purple tones using Stem Stitch and Satin Stitch (shaped like Fishbone Stitch), followed by layered Lazy Daisy petals and a unique variation of the Russian Chain Stitch, forming a charming three-petal connection in the center of the flower.
The video is filmed with clear close-up angles so you can observe every detail and easily follow each step.

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✨ Materials & Tools

• Fabric: Light Cream Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Plastic Hoop – Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand
• Floss: DMC Six-Strand Embroidery Floss (using 3 strands throughout)
– Stem & Leaves: DMC 154 (Very Dark Purple)
– Petals (1st layer): DMC 793 (Light Blue)
– Petals (2nd layer): DMC 796 (Dark Blue)
– Fly Stitch Accents: DMC 3782 (Light Cream)
• Needle: DMC Embroidery Needle Size 5

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🧵 Stitches Used

• Stem Stitch (Outline Stitch)
• Satin Stitch (Fishbone-like shaping)
• Lazy Daisy Stitch
• Double Lazy Daisy Stitch
• Russian Chain Stitch (modified triple-petal variation)
• Fly Stitch

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💡 Embroidery Steps

• Step 1: Stem Stitch (stem) – using 3 strands in DMC 154
• Step 2: Satin Stitch (leaf), stitched in two directions for a fishbone-like shape – 3 strands, DMC 154
• Step 3: Lazy Daisy – first layer of petals, 3 strands DMC 793
• Step 4: Double Lazy Daisy – second layer, 3 strands DMC 796
• Step 5: Russian Chain Stitch (modified triple-petal center) – 3 strands DMC 796
• Step 6: Fly Stitch accents between petals – 3 strands DMC 3782

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🎥 Video Chapters

0:00:00 – Step 1: Stem Stitch

0:05:25 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:13:19 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:19:27 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:26:53 – Step 2: Satin Stitch

0:34:27 – Step 3: Lazy Daisy Stitch
0:40:58 – Step 3: Lazy Daisy Stitch
0:45:25 – Step 3: Lazy Daisy Stitch
0:50:30 – Step 3: Lazy Daisy Stitch

0:53:34 – Step 4: Double Lazy Daisy
0:57:19 – Step 4: Double Lazy Daisy
0:58:46 – Step 4: Double Lazy Daisy

0:59:35 – Step 5: Russian Chain Stitch
1:02:45 – Step 5: Russian Chain Stitch
1:04:01 – Step 5: Russian Chain Stitch

1:04:41 – Step 6: Fly Stitch
1:08:04 – Step 6: Fly Stitch

1:09:51 – Finished Design ✨

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🌼 Pattern & Resources

🧶 Download full embroidery patterns (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com

💬 Join our Telegram embroidery community:
@RoshanEmbroidery

📸 Follow for more designs:
@RoshanEmbroidery

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🌟 Tips for Best Results

✨ Stem Stitch (Outline Stitch):
Keep the working thread on the same side while moving forward for smooth, even outlines. Avoid pulling too tight to prevent the line from curving unnaturally.

✨ Satin Stitch Leaves (Fishbone-like texture):
Since the leaf is divided into two halves, stitch each side in the opposite direction to form a natural center vein. Keep stitches close at the base and slightly wider toward the edges for a realistic shape.

✨ Lazy Daisy & Double Lazy Daisy:
Always leave a soft loop before anchoring.
Pull the final securing stitch gently to avoid flattening the petal.

✨ Russian Chain Stitch (modified):
Because three Lazy Daisy loops form the center, maintain even spacing and tension.
Do not over-tighten — the beauty comes from the soft raised texture.

✨ Fly Stitch Accents:
Use small, delicate fly stitches to fill empty spaces between petals.
A light neutral color adds brightness without overwhelming the flower.

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Stunning Cluster Flowers Using Portuguese Border Stitch #shorts #shortvideo #short

In this tutorial, I used a beautifully creative technique to stitch ...

Stunning Cluster Flowers Using Portuguese Border Stitch | Most Beautiful Embroidery Design

In this tutorial, I used a beautifully creative technique to stitch ...

In this tutorial, I used a beautifully creative technique to stitch the stem and leaves continuously — all in one smooth flow — using Rope Stitch. This method allowed me ...to shape the branches and leaves as one elegant, uninterrupted line. For the flowers, I chose the trending Portuguese Border Stitch, which creates a stunning textured look perfect for cluster-style blossoms.
The entire video is filmed in high clarity, with close-up angles and multiple perspectives so you can observe every detail.
It may look a little advanced, but even beginners can stitch this design gracefully by following the step-by-step process.

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✨ Materials & Tools

• Fabric: Light Cream Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square Hoop – Size 2
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand
• Floss: DMC six-strand embroidery floss
– Stems & Leaves: DMC 680 (Orange) – 6 strands
– Flowers: DMC 157 (Blue), DMC 155 (Purple) – 12 strands
• Needles:
– DMC Embroidery Needle Size 1 (long, perfect for angled Rope Stitch leaves)
– Tapestry Needle Size 18 (ideal for 12 strands, rounded tip to avoid thread damage)

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🧵 Stitches Used

• Rope Stitch
• Portuguese Border Stitch

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💡 Embroidery Steps

• Step 1: Continuous Rope Stitch for stem & leaves (6 strands)
• Step 2: Portuguese Border Stitch for cluster flowers (12 strands)

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🎥 Video Chapters

00:00 – Step 1: Rope Stitch
08:54 – Step 1: Rope Stitch
14:39 – Step 1: Rope Stitch
17:48 – Step 1: Rope Stitch
20:38 – Step 1: Rope Stitch
22:37 – Step 1: Rope Stitch
24:28 – Step 1: Rope Stitch
27:30 – Step 1: Rope Stitch

29:22 – Step 2: Straight Stitch

33:18 – Step 3: Portuguese Border Stitch
38:57 – Step 3: Portuguese Border Stitch
41:50 – Step 3: Portuguese Border Stitch
47:55 – Step 3: Portuguese Border Stitch

52:52 – Finished Design ✨

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🌼 Pattern & Resources

🧶 Download full embroidery patterns (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com

💬 Join our Telegram embroidery community:
@RoshanEmbroidery

📸 Follow for more designs and inspiration:
@RoshanEmbroidery

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💡 Tips for Best Results

✨ Rope Stitch:
To stitch the stem and leaves in one continuous motion, let your needle follow the natural curve of the leaf.
Keep stitches closer together on tighter curves and slightly wider on open curves — this creates a smooth, unified rope texture.
This effect comes with careful observation of the video and consistent practice.

✨ Portuguese Border Stitch:
Avoid pulling the wrapped strands too tightly.
They should stay relaxed so the braid-like texture remains soft, rounded, and beautifully raised.

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Very Simple Border Using Eskimo Laced Edging & Stepped Running Stitch #shorts #shortvideo #shorts

Create a beautifully detailed and modern border line with this elegant ...

Elegant Border Using Eskimo Laced Edging & Stepped Running Stitch | Latest Hand Embroidery Designs

Create a beautifully detailed and modern border line with this elegant ...

Create a beautifully detailed and modern border line with this elegant combination of Running Stitch, Stepped Running Stitch, and the stunning Eskimo Laced Edging.
This tutorial is filmed in 1080p 60fps ...with close-up angles, natural stitching sounds, and slow, clear movements—perfect for beginners and lovers of calm hand embroidery videos.

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🧵 Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Light cream linen
• Needle: Tapestry Needle size 18 (used for the entire project)
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoops Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Threads: 6 strands for all stitches
• Dark Green — 3011 (Running Stitch)
• Light Green — 3013 (Stepped Running Stitch)
• Blue — 794 (Eskimo Laced Edging)
• Pink — 3806 (Eskimo Laced Edging)

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🪡 Stitches Used in This Border
• Running Stitch
• Stepped Running Stitch
• Eskimo Laced Edging
• Straight Stitch
• Fly Stitch

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✨ Stitching Process Overview

Step 1 – Running Stitch (Green 3011)

I begin with two clean rows of Running Stitch to form the base of the border line.

Step 2 – Stepped Running Stitch (Light Green 3013)

Next, I add a beautiful stepped layer on top, creating a gentle rhythm along the border.

Step 3 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Blue 794 & Pink 3806)

First, I work the Eskimo Laced Edging in blue, then repeat the same process in pink, stitching in opposite directions to create a lovely crossed (X-shape) effect.

Step 4 – Straight Stitch & Fly Stitch

To finish the design, I add a decorative row of Straight Stitch & Fly Stitch above the crossed area for extra elegance.

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🌿 Helpful Tips
• Do not pull the thread too tightly in any stitch — this ensures the lace crossing stays smooth and clean.
• Follow the pattern precisely and evenly for the best border shape.
• Keep stitching distances consistent to maintain symmetry and neatness.

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⏱️ Video Chapters

00:00 – Running Stitch
03:04 – Running Stitch

05:43 – Stepped Running Stitch

08:14 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Blue)
11:57 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Blue)
13:26 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Blue)
16:02 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Blue)

17:53 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Pink)
20:42 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Pink)
22:38 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Pink)
24:56 – Eskimo Laced Edging (Pink)

26:58 – Straight Stitch & Fly Stitch
30:22 – Straight Stitch & Fly Stitch
33:02 – Straight Stitch & Fly Stitch
37:38 – Straight Stitch & Fly Stitch

40:41 – Finished Border Line ✨

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🌼 Pattern & Resources

🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com

💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery

📸 Follow for more embroidery inspiration:
@RoshanEmbroidery

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🎥 About This Video

This tutorial features natural stitching sounds only—no background music—so you can follow every movement with full focus and calm.
Featuring layered, detailed stitches, this border pattern is one of the latest hand embroidery designs perfect for decorating table linens, collars, towels, and handmade garments.

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Elegant Cluster Flowers with Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch #shorts #shortvideo #short

Bring your fabric to life with this Elegant Cluster Flower Embroidery ...

Elegant Cluster Flowers with Eskimo Laced Edging | Easy Step-by-Step Hand Embroidery Tutorial

Bring your fabric to life with this Elegant Cluster Flower Embroidery ...

Bring your fabric to life with this Elegant Cluster Flower Embroidery Design, featuring the beautiful Eskimo Laced Edging technique. 🌼
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create delicate stems, natural-looking ...leaves, and layered cluster flowers with a step-by-step approach perfect for beginners. All steps are shown clearly, filmed at 1080p 60fps from multiple angles, and accompanied by the soothing natural sound of hand stitching.

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✨ Materials & Tools

• Fabric: Light Beige Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 2
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1 (fixed)
• Needle: DMC Embroidery Needle Size 5
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads
– Flowers: Light and Dark Purple
– Stems & Leaves: Dark and Light Brown

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🧵 Stitches Used

• Running Stitch
• Back Stitch
• Fly Stitch
• Eskimo Laced Edging
• Straight Stitch
• Whipped Running Stitch
• Whipped Back Stitch

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💡 Embroidery Tips

✨ For Running Stitch and Back Stitch, keep stitches even and not too tight to leave space for whipped stitches in later steps.
✨ For Fly Stitch leaves, place stitches closer together near the edges and slightly farther apart at the center for naturally shaped leaves.
✨ Use three strands of thread for most stitches; only use two strands for the final whipped stitches.

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🎥 Step-by-Step Video Chapters

0:00:00 – Step 1: Running Stitch & Back Stitch
0:05:50 – Step 1: Running Stitch & Back Stitch
0:12:03 – Step 1: Running Stitch & Back Stitch

0:15:58 – Step 2: Fly Stitch Leaves
0:28:48 – Step 2: Fly Stitch Leaves

0:37:35 – Step 3: Eskimo Laced Edging (Left side then Right side, top to bottom)
0:48:47 – Step 3: Eskimo Laced Edging (Left side then Right side, top to bottom)
1:00:25 – Step 3: Eskimo Laced Edging (Left side then Right side, top to bottom)

1:07:43 – Step 4: Straight Stitch
1:12:01 – Step 4: Straight Stitch
1:16:47 – Step 4: Straight Stitch

1:19:21 – Step 5: Whipped Running Stitch & Whipped Back Stitch
1:22:38 – Step 5: Whipped Running Stitch & Whipped Back Stitch
1:26:17 – Step 5: Whipped Running Stitch & Whipped Back Stitch

1:28:43 – Step 16: Finished Design – Enjoy the complete cluster flowers 🌸

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🌼 Pattern & Resources

🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com

💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery

📸 Follow for more embroidery inspiration:
@RoshanEmbroidery

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🎥 About This Video

This tutorial features the natural sound of hand stitching — no background music — filmed at high resolution from multiple angles to help beginners follow each step easily. Take your time, enjoy each stitch, and watch your cluster flowers bloom beautifully. 🌸

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Very Easy Flower Embroidery with Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch #shorts #shortvideo #short

In this creative tutorial, you’ll learn how to stitch a beautiful ...

Very Very Easy Flower Embroidery with Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch | Simple Hand Embroidery Design

In this creative tutorial, you’ll learn how to stitch a beautiful ...

In this creative tutorial, you’ll learn how to stitch a beautiful flower using the unique Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch — a technique rarely used for floral designs, making this project ...truly fresh and innovative.
This full-length video captures every detail in high resolution with the natural sound of hand embroidery (no background music), allowing beginners to follow along comfortably while discovering a new decorative stitch for creative projects.

You’ll see how simple running stitches transform into layered petals, how color transitions bring depth to the flower, and how the final laced edging creates an elegant, dimensional finish. 🌿✨

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✨ Materials & Tools

• Fabric: Linen (Cream Color)
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 2
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Needle: Tapestry Needle Size 18
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads (6 strands throughout)
– Stem & Leaf: DMC 3012 (Dark Green)
– Base Circles (Running Stitch): DMC 3046 (Cream)
– Petal Layer 1: DMC 3341 (Orange)
– Petal Layer 2: DMC 351 (Dark Orange)
– Petal Layer 3: DMC 321 (Red)
– Outer Highlights: DMC 3046 (Cream – Straight Stitches)

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🧵 Stitches Used

• Satin Stitch (stems & leaves)
• Running Stitch (three concentric circles for petal foundation)
• Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch (three colorful petal layers)
• Straight Stitch (outer petal highlights)
• Circle Eyelet Stitch (flower center)

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💡 Embroidery Tips

• For shaping the satin stitch leaves, keep the needle insertions close together at the bottom, but place them slightly farther apart at the top to create a natural leaf form.

• For the running stitches, keep the stitches evenly spaced and do not pull the thread tightly. They should remain slightly loose so they can be easily used as the foundation for the next step, the Eskimo Laced Edging stitch.

• For the Eskimo Laced Edging stitch, avoid pulling the threads. Keeping them relaxed allows the stitch to form its beautiful, raised texture.

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🎥 Video Chapters

00:00 – Step 1: Satin Stitch (Stem)
03:07 – Step 1: Satin Stitch (Leaf)
05:50 – Step 1: Satin Stitch (Leaf)

10:02 – Step 2: Running Stitch (Petal Base Circles)
13:41 – Step 2: Running Stitch (Petal Base Circles)
16:54 – Step 2: Running Stitch (Petal Base Circles)

20:55 – Step 3: Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch (Layer 1)
29:13 – Step 3: Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch (Layer 2)
37:42 – Step 3: Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch (Layer 3)

46:21 – Step 6: Straight Stitch (Outer Highlights)
47:60 – Step 6: Straight Stitch (Outer Highlights)
49:27 – Step 6: Straight Stitch (Outer Highlights)

50:50 – Step 7: Circle Eyelet Stitch (Flower Center)

54:48 – Final Look (Completed Embroidery)

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🌼 Pattern & Resources

🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com

💬 Join the embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery

📸 Follow for more creative designs:
@RoshanEmbroidery

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🎥 About This Video

This tutorial is filmed with close-up shots and natural stitching sounds to help beginners understand every movement clearly.
Using the Eskimo Laced Edging Stitch to create petals brings a completely new and artistic look to floral embroidery — perfect for hoops, borders, and decorative projects.

Relax, enjoy the process, and let your creativity bloom. 💛

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