Embroidery Tutorials
Creative Leaf Embroidery Idea Using Blanket Stitch | Simple Hand Embroidery Design
Each stitch adds its ...own charm and texture, turning a simple design into an elegant handmade artwork. Perfect for beginners who want to make something eye-catching yet easy to follow.
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✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Green Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Needle: Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands)
• Threads (6 strands, DMC):
– 934 Dark Green – for Back Stitch and Loop Stitches
– 523 Light Green – for Whipped Back Stitch
– 729 Orange – for Leaf Base (Loop Blanket Stitch)
– 225 Light Pink – for Highlight Loops
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💡 Embroidery Tips
✨ Keep your back stitches evenly spaced to maintain a smooth and elegant line.
✨ While making whipped back stitch, gently pass the thread around the base stitches — don’t pull too tight.
✨ In loop blanket stitch, let the loops stay soft and consistent for a neat, curved leaf base.
✨ The final pink highlight loops should slightly rest over the previous layer to add depth and gentle contrast.
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🎥 Video Chapters
0:00:00 Step1 Back Stitch
0:06:00 Step1 Back Stitch
0:11:15 Step1 Back Stitch
0:15:32 Step2 Whipped Back Stitch
0:17:48 Step 2 Whipped Back Stitch
0:20:08 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:27:47 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:37:49 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:45:02 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:55:06 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
1:05:29 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:06:07 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:07:25 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:08:48 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:14:06 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:19:00 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:23:32 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:28:03 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:33:15 Final Reveal – Complete Leaf Embroidery (Part 3)
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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
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This tutorial was filmed in high resolution from multiple angles to help beginners clearly see every movement and detail.
There’s no background music — just the soothing sound of needle and thread, making it a relaxing and mindful embroidery experience.
⸻
#leafembroidery #handembroidery #blanketstitch #whippedbackstitch #backstitch #simpleembroidery #embroiderytutorial #dmcthreads #linenfabric #beginnerembroidery #stitchingsounds #asmrembroidery #roshanembroideryShow More

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Creative Leaf Embroidery Idea Using Blanket Stitch | Simple Hand Embroidery Design
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a graceful leaf ...
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a graceful leaf embroidery design using a beautiful mix of stitches — Loop Blanket Stitch, Whipped Back Stitch.
Each stitch adds its ...own charm and texture, turning a simple design into an elegant handmade artwork. Perfect for beginners who want to make something eye-catching yet easy to follow.
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✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Green Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Needle: Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands)
• Threads (6 strands, DMC):
– 934 Dark Green – for Back Stitch and Loop Stitches
– 523 Light Green – for Whipped Back Stitch
– 729 Orange – for Leaf Base (Loop Blanket Stitch)
– 225 Light Pink – for Highlight Loops
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💡 Embroidery Tips
✨ Keep your back stitches evenly spaced to maintain a smooth and elegant line.
✨ While making whipped back stitch, gently pass the thread around the base stitches — don’t pull too tight.
✨ In loop blanket stitch, let the loops stay soft and consistent for a neat, curved leaf base.
✨ The final pink highlight loops should slightly rest over the previous layer to add depth and gentle contrast.
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🎥 Video Chapters
0:00:00 Step1 Back Stitch
0:06:00 Step1 Back Stitch
0:11:15 Step1 Back Stitch
0:15:32 Step2 Whipped Back Stitch
0:17:48 Step 2 Whipped Back Stitch
0:20:08 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:27:47 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:37:49 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:45:02 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:55:06 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
1:05:29 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:06:07 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:07:25 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:08:48 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:14:06 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:19:00 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:23:32 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:28:03 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:33:15 Final Reveal – Complete Leaf Embroidery (Part 3)
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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
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This tutorial was filmed in high resolution from multiple angles to help beginners clearly see every movement and detail.
There’s no background music — just the soothing sound of needle and thread, making it a relaxing and mindful embroidery experience.
⸻
#leafembroidery #handembroidery #blanketstitch #whippedbackstitch #backstitch #simpleembroidery #embroiderytutorial #dmcthreads #linenfabric #beginnerembroidery #stitchingsounds #asmrembroidery #roshanembroideryShow More
Each stitch adds its ...own charm and texture, turning a simple design into an elegant handmade artwork. Perfect for beginners who want to make something eye-catching yet easy to follow.
_______
✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Green Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Needle: Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands)
• Threads (6 strands, DMC):
– 934 Dark Green – for Back Stitch and Loop Stitches
– 523 Light Green – for Whipped Back Stitch
– 729 Orange – for Leaf Base (Loop Blanket Stitch)
– 225 Light Pink – for Highlight Loops
_______
💡 Embroidery Tips
✨ Keep your back stitches evenly spaced to maintain a smooth and elegant line.
✨ While making whipped back stitch, gently pass the thread around the base stitches — don’t pull too tight.
✨ In loop blanket stitch, let the loops stay soft and consistent for a neat, curved leaf base.
✨ The final pink highlight loops should slightly rest over the previous layer to add depth and gentle contrast.
_______
🎥 Video Chapters
0:00:00 Step1 Back Stitch
0:06:00 Step1 Back Stitch
0:11:15 Step1 Back Stitch
0:15:32 Step2 Whipped Back Stitch
0:17:48 Step 2 Whipped Back Stitch
0:20:08 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:27:47 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:37:49 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:45:02 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
0:55:06 Step3 Loop Blanket Stitch – Leaf Base
1:05:29 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:06:07 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:07:25 Step4 Loop Stitch – Connecting the Leaf Base
1:08:48 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:14:06 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:19:00 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:23:32 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:28:03 Step5 Loop Stitch – Second Layer (Leaf Edge)
1:33:15 Final Reveal – Complete Leaf Embroidery (Part 3)
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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
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This tutorial was filmed in high resolution from multiple angles to help beginners clearly see every movement and detail.
There’s no background music — just the soothing sound of needle and thread, making it a relaxing and mindful embroidery experience.
⸻
#leafembroidery #handembroidery #blanketstitch #whippedbackstitch #backstitch #simpleembroidery #embroiderytutorial #dmcthreads #linenfabric #beginnerembroidery #stitchingsounds #asmrembroidery #roshanembroideryShow More

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New Blanket Stitch Flower Embroidery Design Easy and Beautiful for Beginners #shorts #shortvideo
Bring your fabric to life with this New Blanket Stitch Flower ...
Bring your fabric to life with this New Blanket Stitch Flower Embroidery Design, featuring a creative variation of Blanket Stitch known as the Loop Blanket Stitch. 🌼
In this tutorial, you’ll ...learn how to create delicate stems, soft satin stitch leaves, and colorful flowers with gently looped petals. The loops are beautifully enhanced with a second layer of highlights — adding dimension and charm without complicating the process.
This easy step-by-step video is perfect for beginners and embroidery lovers who enjoy learning through calm, natural stitching sounds — filmed entirely without background music, so you can fully experience the soothing rhythm of hand embroidery.Show More
In this tutorial, you’ll ...learn how to create delicate stems, soft satin stitch leaves, and colorful flowers with gently looped petals. The loops are beautifully enhanced with a second layer of highlights — adding dimension and charm without complicating the process.
This easy step-by-step video is perfect for beginners and embroidery lovers who enjoy learning through calm, natural stitching sounds — filmed entirely without background music, so you can fully experience the soothing rhythm of hand embroidery.Show More

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New Blanket Stitch Flower Embroidery Design | Easy & Beautiful Hand Embroidery for Beginners
Bring your fabric to life with this New Blanket Stitch Flower ...
Bring your fabric to life with this New Blanket Stitch Flower Embroidery Design, featuring a creative variation of Blanket Stitch known as the Loop Blanket Stitch. 🌼
In this tutorial, you’ll ...learn how to create delicate stems, soft satin stitch leaves, and colorful flowers with gently looped petals. The loops are beautifully enhanced with a second layer of highlights — adding dimension and charm without complicating the process.
This easy step-by-step video is perfect for beginners and embroidery lovers who enjoy learning through calm, natural stitching sounds — filmed entirely without background music, so you can fully experience the soothing rhythm of hand embroidery.
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✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Green Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Needle: Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands)
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads (6 strands throughout)
– Stems: DMC 841 (Dark Brown)
– Leaves: DMC 842 (Light Beige)
– Flower 1 (Purple): DMC 3807 (Base) + DMC 27 (Loop Highlight)
– Flower 2 (Green): DMC 906 (Base) + DMC 14 (Loop Highlight)
– Flower 3 (Orange): DMC 3827 (Base) + DMC 3823 (Loop Highlight)
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🧵 Stitches Used
• Stems: Stem Stitch (Outline Stitch)
• Leaves: Satin Stitch
• Flowers: Loop Blanket Stitch (highlighted loops)
• Centers: French Knot (double knot for 3D texture)
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💡 Embroidery Tips:
✨ When stitching Stem Stitch, keep spacing even and thread tension soft to give the stems a slightly raised texture.
✨ In Satin Stitch, place needle points closer at the bottom of the leaf and slightly apart at the top for a smooth, natural curve.
✨ For Loop Blanket Stitch, don’t pull the thread too tight — this keeps loops raised and gives the petals a 3D floral look.
✨ Add a second loop layer in a lighter shade for depth and elegance.
✨ Finish the flower centers with two-turn French Knots for a subtle, rounded detail.
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🪡 Video Chapters
0:00:00 – Step 1: Stem Stitch
0:03:32 – Step 1: Stem Stitch
0:05:57 – Step 1: Stem Stitch
0:08:56 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:13:59 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:18:15 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:23:17 – Step 3: Loop Blanket Stitch (Base)
0:36:48 – Step 3: Loop Blanket Stitch (Base)
0:51:34 – Step 3: Loop Blanket Stitch (Base)
1:06:10 – Step 4: Loop Blanket Stitch (Highlight Layer)
1:15:34 – Step 4: Loop Blanket Stitch (Highlight Layer)
1:25:41 – Step 4: Loop Blanket Stitch (Highlight Layer)
1:36:19 – Step 5: French Knot
1:41:24 – Step 5: French Knot
1:45:56 – Step 5: French Knot
1:50:11 – Finished Work Display
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🌼 Pattern & Resources
🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com
💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery
📸 Subscribe for more embroidery inspiration:
@RoshanEmbroidery
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This embroidery video is designed especially for beginners — showing every stitch slowly and clearly.
You’ll learn how to create neat stems, smooth satin leaves, and double-layer loop petals that make your flowers come alive with texture and color.
The natural sound of the needle and thread creates a calm, ASMR-like experience throughout.
⸻
#handembroidery #flowerembroidery #blanketstitch #satinstitch #stemstitch #frenchknot #dmcthreads #linenfabric #embroiderytutorial #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #roshanembroidery
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Roshan’s Embroidery Gallery
@RoshanEmbroidery
Download Patterns 👇🏻👇🏻
https://roshanembroidery.comShow More
In this tutorial, you’ll ...learn how to create delicate stems, soft satin stitch leaves, and colorful flowers with gently looped petals. The loops are beautifully enhanced with a second layer of highlights — adding dimension and charm without complicating the process.
This easy step-by-step video is perfect for beginners and embroidery lovers who enjoy learning through calm, natural stitching sounds — filmed entirely without background music, so you can fully experience the soothing rhythm of hand embroidery.
⸻
✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Green Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Needle: Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands)
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads (6 strands throughout)
– Stems: DMC 841 (Dark Brown)
– Leaves: DMC 842 (Light Beige)
– Flower 1 (Purple): DMC 3807 (Base) + DMC 27 (Loop Highlight)
– Flower 2 (Green): DMC 906 (Base) + DMC 14 (Loop Highlight)
– Flower 3 (Orange): DMC 3827 (Base) + DMC 3823 (Loop Highlight)
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🧵 Stitches Used
• Stems: Stem Stitch (Outline Stitch)
• Leaves: Satin Stitch
• Flowers: Loop Blanket Stitch (highlighted loops)
• Centers: French Knot (double knot for 3D texture)
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💡 Embroidery Tips:
✨ When stitching Stem Stitch, keep spacing even and thread tension soft to give the stems a slightly raised texture.
✨ In Satin Stitch, place needle points closer at the bottom of the leaf and slightly apart at the top for a smooth, natural curve.
✨ For Loop Blanket Stitch, don’t pull the thread too tight — this keeps loops raised and gives the petals a 3D floral look.
✨ Add a second loop layer in a lighter shade for depth and elegance.
✨ Finish the flower centers with two-turn French Knots for a subtle, rounded detail.
⸻
🪡 Video Chapters
0:00:00 – Step 1: Stem Stitch
0:03:32 – Step 1: Stem Stitch
0:05:57 – Step 1: Stem Stitch
0:08:56 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:13:59 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:18:15 – Step 2: Satin Stitch
0:23:17 – Step 3: Loop Blanket Stitch (Base)
0:36:48 – Step 3: Loop Blanket Stitch (Base)
0:51:34 – Step 3: Loop Blanket Stitch (Base)
1:06:10 – Step 4: Loop Blanket Stitch (Highlight Layer)
1:15:34 – Step 4: Loop Blanket Stitch (Highlight Layer)
1:25:41 – Step 4: Loop Blanket Stitch (Highlight Layer)
1:36:19 – Step 5: French Knot
1:41:24 – Step 5: French Knot
1:45:56 – Step 5: French Knot
1:50:11 – Finished Work Display
⸻
🌼 Pattern & Resources
🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com
💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery
📸 Subscribe for more embroidery inspiration:
@RoshanEmbroidery
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This embroidery video is designed especially for beginners — showing every stitch slowly and clearly.
You’ll learn how to create neat stems, smooth satin leaves, and double-layer loop petals that make your flowers come alive with texture and color.
The natural sound of the needle and thread creates a calm, ASMR-like experience throughout.
⸻
#handembroidery #flowerembroidery #blanketstitch #satinstitch #stemstitch #frenchknot #dmcthreads #linenfabric #embroiderytutorial #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #roshanembroidery
⸻
Roshan’s Embroidery Gallery
@RoshanEmbroidery
Download Patterns 👇🏻👇🏻
https://roshanembroidery.comShow More

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Easy Border Embroidery Design with Herringbone Stitch #shorts #shortvideo
Add elegance and rhythm to your embroidery with this beautiful border ...
Add elegance and rhythm to your embroidery with this beautiful border design, combining four classic stitches — Herringbone, Eyelet, Long Tailed Daisy, and Cast-On Stitch.
This full-length tutorial is filmed in ...high resolution with natural stitching sounds (no background music), allowing you to clearly follow every movement and enjoy the calm flow of hand embroidery.Show More
This full-length tutorial is filmed in ...high resolution with natural stitching sounds (no background music), allowing you to clearly follow every movement and enjoy the calm flow of hand embroidery.Show More

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Very Easy Border Embroidery Designs for Beginners | Herringbone & Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Tutorial
Add elegance and rhythm to your embroidery with this beautiful border ...
Add elegance and rhythm to your embroidery with this beautiful border design, combining four classic stitches — Herringbone, Eyelet, Long Tailed Daisy, and Cast-On Stitch.
This full-length tutorial is filmed in ...high resolution with natural stitching sounds (no background music), allowing you to clearly follow every movement and enjoy the calm flow of hand embroidery.
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✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Green Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads (6 strands used throughout)
– Herringbone Stitch: DMC 3740 (dark purple)
– Eyelet Stitch: DMC 3743 (light purple)
– Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail): DMC 3047 (light cream)
– Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop): DMC 3829 (dark orange)
– Cast-On Stitch: DMC 3829 (dark orange)
• Needle: DMC Tapestry Needle – Size 18
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🧵 Stitches Used
• Step 1: Herringbone Stitch – DMC 3740
• Step 2: Eyelet Stitch – DMC 3743
• Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail) – DMC 3047
• Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop) – DMC 3829
• Step 5: Cast-On Stitch – DMC 3829
💡 Embroidery Tips:
✨ Work all stitches with full 6 strands for rich texture and bold definition.
✨ Stitch the tail of Long Tailed Daisy first with a lighter shade, then add the loop in a contrasting tone for depth and elegance.
✨ Use a tapestry needle to handle thicker threads smoothly without damaging the fabric.
✨ Ideal for borders, linens, or accenting geometric embroidery compositions.
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🪡 Video Chapters
0:00:00 – Step 1: Herringbone Stitch
0:04:30 – Step 1: Herringbone Stitch
0:07:32 – Step 2: Eyelet Stitch
0:14:10 – Step 2: Eyelet Stitch
0:17:00 – Step 2: Eyelet Stitch
0:19:35 – Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail)
0:23:59 – Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail)
0:28:09 – Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail)
0:31:50 – Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop)
0:35:27 – Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop)
0:42:25 – Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop)
0:47:46 – Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop)
0:50:09 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
0:52:13 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
0:55:08 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
0:57:44 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
1:00:28 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
1:02:21 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
1:05:00 – Final Touches & Full Design
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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
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This embroidery tutorial is filmed entirely with natural stitching sounds — no background music — to let you focus on the true rhythm of hand embroidery.
Every stitch, from the first herringbone to the final cast-on, is shown clearly and slowly, making it easy for beginners to follow and recreate this beautiful border design.
Take your time, enjoy the process, and let each stitch bring calm and creativity to your day. 🌿
⸻
#handembroidery #borderembroidery #embroiderytutorial #herringbonestitch #longtaileddaisystitch #eyeletstitch #castonstitch #dmcthreads #linenfabric #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #roshanembroidery #asmrembroidery
⸻
Roshan’s Embroidery Gallery
@RoshanEmbroidery
Download Patterns 👇🏻👇🏻
https://roshanembroidery.comShow More
This full-length tutorial is filmed in ...high resolution with natural stitching sounds (no background music), allowing you to clearly follow every movement and enjoy the calm flow of hand embroidery.
⸻
✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Green Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 3
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads (6 strands used throughout)
– Herringbone Stitch: DMC 3740 (dark purple)
– Eyelet Stitch: DMC 3743 (light purple)
– Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail): DMC 3047 (light cream)
– Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop): DMC 3829 (dark orange)
– Cast-On Stitch: DMC 3829 (dark orange)
• Needle: DMC Tapestry Needle – Size 18
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🧵 Stitches Used
• Step 1: Herringbone Stitch – DMC 3740
• Step 2: Eyelet Stitch – DMC 3743
• Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail) – DMC 3047
• Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop) – DMC 3829
• Step 5: Cast-On Stitch – DMC 3829
💡 Embroidery Tips:
✨ Work all stitches with full 6 strands for rich texture and bold definition.
✨ Stitch the tail of Long Tailed Daisy first with a lighter shade, then add the loop in a contrasting tone for depth and elegance.
✨ Use a tapestry needle to handle thicker threads smoothly without damaging the fabric.
✨ Ideal for borders, linens, or accenting geometric embroidery compositions.
⸻
🪡 Video Chapters
0:00:00 – Step 1: Herringbone Stitch
0:04:30 – Step 1: Herringbone Stitch
0:07:32 – Step 2: Eyelet Stitch
0:14:10 – Step 2: Eyelet Stitch
0:17:00 – Step 2: Eyelet Stitch
0:19:35 – Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail)
0:23:59 – Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail)
0:28:09 – Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Tail)
0:31:50 – Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop)
0:35:27 – Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop)
0:42:25 – Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop)
0:47:46 – Step 4: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Loop)
0:50:09 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
0:52:13 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
0:55:08 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
0:57:44 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
1:00:28 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
1:02:21 – Step 5: Cast-On Stitch
1:05:00 – Final Touches & Full Design
⸻
🌸 Pattern & Resources
🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com
💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery
📸 Follow for more embroidery inspiration:
@RoshanEmbroidery
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This embroidery tutorial is filmed entirely with natural stitching sounds — no background music — to let you focus on the true rhythm of hand embroidery.
Every stitch, from the first herringbone to the final cast-on, is shown clearly and slowly, making it easy for beginners to follow and recreate this beautiful border design.
Take your time, enjoy the process, and let each stitch bring calm and creativity to your day. 🌿
⸻
#handembroidery #borderembroidery #embroiderytutorial #herringbonestitch #longtaileddaisystitch #eyeletstitch #castonstitch #dmcthreads #linenfabric #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #roshanembroidery #asmrembroidery
⸻
Roshan’s Embroidery Gallery
@RoshanEmbroidery
Download Patterns 👇🏻👇🏻
https://roshanembroidery.comShow More

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Elegant Leaf Embroidery Design with Long Tailed Daisy Stitch for beginners
Experience the beauty of texture and movement through this Long Tailed ...
Experience the beauty of texture and movement through this Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Leaf Embroidery — a calm, elegant project ideal for both beginners and embroidery lovers.
In this full-length, high-resolution ...tutorial, every detail of the stitching process is captured clearly — from the first stem stitch to the final woven texture — using only the natural sound of real stitching, with no background music.Show More
In this full-length, high-resolution ...tutorial, every detail of the stitching process is captured clearly — from the first stem stitch to the final woven texture — using only the natural sound of real stitching, with no background music.Show More

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🌿 Simple & Elegant Leaf Embroidery Design | Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Tutorial for Beginners
Experience the beauty of texture and movement through this Long Tailed ...
Experience the beauty of texture and movement through this Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Leaf Embroidery — a calm, elegant project ideal for both beginners and embroidery lovers.
In this full-length, high-resolution ...tutorial, every detail of the stitching process is captured clearly — from the first stem stitch to the final woven texture — using only the natural sound of real stitching, with no background music.
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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
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads (6 strands used throughout)
– Stems: DMC 352 (dark peach)
– Leaf veins: DMC 754 (light peach)
– Leaf tips: DMC 936 (dark green)
• Needle: DMC Tapestry Needle – Size 18
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🧵 Stitches Used
• Stem: Stem Stitch – DMC 352
• Leaves: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch – DMC 754 & 936
• Leaf Weaving: Weaving Stitch – DMC 352
💡 Embroidery Tip:
To achieve a two-tone effect with Long Tailed Daisy Stitch, first embroider the tail with one color, then create the loop at the base with another shade. This layering technique adds depth and elegance to each leaf.
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🌸 Embroidery Notes
✨ Keep your tension firm but not tight for smooth lines.
✨ Using all 6 strands gives a bold, dimensional look.
✨ Add Weaving Stitch to enhance the veins and give a handwoven texture.
✨ A perfect design for pairing with floral or botanical embroidery projects.
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🪡 Video Chapters
00:00 Step 1: Stem Stitch
05:37 Step 1: Stem Stitch
07:50 Step 1: Stem Stitch
10:16 Step 2: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Base Layer)
12:58 Step 2: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Base Layer)
17:31. Step 2: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Base Layer)
21:24 Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Green Highlights)
27:49 Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Green Highlights)
32:06 Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Green Highlights)
35:57 Step 4: Weaving Stitch (Leaf Texture)
39:47 Step 4: Weaving Stitch (Leaf Texture)
46:53 Step 4: Weaving Stitch (Leaf Texture)
49:58 Step 4: Weaving Stitch (Leaf Texture)
53:04 Final Touches & Full Design
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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 video is filmed entirely in high definition and focuses on the peaceful, natural sound of stitching — no background music.
Every moment of the process is shown clearly, making it simple for beginners to learn Long Tailed Daisy Stitch, Stem Stitch, and Weaving Stitch step by step.
Take a deep breath, slow down, and enjoy bringing this elegant leaf embroidery to life. 🌿
⸻
#handembroidery #embroiderytutorial #leafembroidery #longtaileddaisystitch #weavingstitch #stemstitch #dmcthreads #linenfabric #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #roshanembroidery #asmrembroidery
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Roshan’s Embroidery Gallery
@RoshanEmbroidery
Download Patterns 👇🏻👇🏻
https://roshanembroidery.comShow More
In this full-length, high-resolution ...tutorial, every detail of the stitching process is captured clearly — from the first stem stitch to the final woven texture — using only the natural sound of real stitching, with no background music.
⸻
✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Light beige Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 2
• Stand: Nurge Embroidery Seat Stand 190-1
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads (6 strands used throughout)
– Stems: DMC 352 (dark peach)
– Leaf veins: DMC 754 (light peach)
– Leaf tips: DMC 936 (dark green)
• Needle: DMC Tapestry Needle – Size 18
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🧵 Stitches Used
• Stem: Stem Stitch – DMC 352
• Leaves: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch – DMC 754 & 936
• Leaf Weaving: Weaving Stitch – DMC 352
💡 Embroidery Tip:
To achieve a two-tone effect with Long Tailed Daisy Stitch, first embroider the tail with one color, then create the loop at the base with another shade. This layering technique adds depth and elegance to each leaf.
⸻
🌸 Embroidery Notes
✨ Keep your tension firm but not tight for smooth lines.
✨ Using all 6 strands gives a bold, dimensional look.
✨ Add Weaving Stitch to enhance the veins and give a handwoven texture.
✨ A perfect design for pairing with floral or botanical embroidery projects.
⸻
🪡 Video Chapters
00:00 Step 1: Stem Stitch
05:37 Step 1: Stem Stitch
07:50 Step 1: Stem Stitch
10:16 Step 2: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Base Layer)
12:58 Step 2: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Base Layer)
17:31. Step 2: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Base Layer)
21:24 Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Green Highlights)
27:49 Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Green Highlights)
32:06 Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch (Green Highlights)
35:57 Step 4: Weaving Stitch (Leaf Texture)
39:47 Step 4: Weaving Stitch (Leaf Texture)
46:53 Step 4: Weaving Stitch (Leaf Texture)
49:58 Step 4: Weaving Stitch (Leaf Texture)
53:04 Final Touches & Full Design
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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
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This video is filmed entirely in high definition and focuses on the peaceful, natural sound of stitching — no background music.
Every moment of the process is shown clearly, making it simple for beginners to learn Long Tailed Daisy Stitch, Stem Stitch, and Weaving Stitch step by step.
Take a deep breath, slow down, and enjoy bringing this elegant leaf embroidery to life. 🌿
⸻
#handembroidery #embroiderytutorial #leafembroidery #longtaileddaisystitch #weavingstitch #stemstitch #dmcthreads #linenfabric #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #roshanembroidery #asmrembroidery
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Roshan’s Embroidery Gallery
@RoshanEmbroidery
Download Patterns 👇🏻👇🏻
https://roshanembroidery.comShow More

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This full-length, high-quality tutorial captures the complete process — from the first stitch to the ...final detail — with clear close-ups and the natural sound of real stitching (no background music).
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This full-length, high-quality tutorial captures the entire stitching process — from the first stitch ...to the final detail — using clear close-ups and the natural sound of real embroidery (no background music).
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Discover the gentle rhythm of hand embroidery through this very easy ...
Discover the gentle rhythm of hand embroidery through this very easy flower embroidery design for beginners.
This full-length, high-quality tutorial captures the complete process — from the first stitch to the ...final detail — with clear close-ups and the natural sound of real stitching (no background music).
It’s designed especially for beginners who want to learn the Long Tailed Daisy Stitch in a new and creative way, while enjoying the calm and beauty of slow embroidery. 🌿
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✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Cream Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 2
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads
– DMC 28 (dark purple)
– DMC 27 (light purple)
– DMC 3346 (green)
• Needle: DMC Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands used throughout)
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🧵 Stitches Used
• Step 1: Eyelet Stitch – inner lines of the flower (DMC 27, light purple)
• Step 2: Eyelet Stitch + Straight Stitch – main petals (DMC 28, dark purple)
• Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch – final green loops added to all petals (DMC 3346, green)
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💡 Embroidery Tips
✨ Keep your thread tension firm to avoid loose petals and ensure neat, balanced stitches.
✨ Use both purple shades to create depth and gentle contrast in the petals.
✨ Pull each stitch evenly for perfect petal shape.
✨ The final green loops give the flower a refreshing, finished look.
✨ Ideal for framed pieces, linen decor, or floral-themed embroidery collections.
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🪡 Video Chapters
To make it easier for you to follow each step, here’s a complete breakdown of the video sections:
00:00 Step 1 Eyelet Stitch (Inner Lines)
01:51 Step 2 Eyelet + Straight Stitch (Main Petals)
05:30 Step 2 Eyelet + Straight Stitch (Main Petals)
08:40 Step 2 Eyelet + Straight Stitch (Main Petals)
12:38 Step 2 Eyelet + Straight Stitch (Main Petals)
16:15 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
19:37 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
23:20 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
28:59 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
33:15 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
36:09 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
39:23 – Final Touches & Full Design
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🌷 Pattern & Resources
🧶 Download the full embroidery pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com
💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This tutorial features no background music — only the calming, authentic sound of stitching through linen.
The entire process is filmed in high resolution, with detailed close-up shots for every movement, making it simple to follow even for absolute beginners.
Relax, enjoy the rhythm of each stitch, and let the peaceful art of embroidery brighten your day. 💜
⸻
#embroidery #handembroidery #flowerembroidery #longtaileddaisystitch #embroiderytutorial #roshanembroidery #dmcthreads #linenfabric #embroiderydesign #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #asmrembroideryShow More
This full-length, high-quality tutorial captures the complete process — from the first stitch to the ...final detail — with clear close-ups and the natural sound of real stitching (no background music).
It’s designed especially for beginners who want to learn the Long Tailed Daisy Stitch in a new and creative way, while enjoying the calm and beauty of slow embroidery. 🌿
⸻
✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Cream Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 2
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads
– DMC 28 (dark purple)
– DMC 27 (light purple)
– DMC 3346 (green)
• Needle: DMC Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands used throughout)
⸻
🧵 Stitches Used
• Step 1: Eyelet Stitch – inner lines of the flower (DMC 27, light purple)
• Step 2: Eyelet Stitch + Straight Stitch – main petals (DMC 28, dark purple)
• Step 3: Long Tailed Daisy Stitch – final green loops added to all petals (DMC 3346, green)
⸻
💡 Embroidery Tips
✨ Keep your thread tension firm to avoid loose petals and ensure neat, balanced stitches.
✨ Use both purple shades to create depth and gentle contrast in the petals.
✨ Pull each stitch evenly for perfect petal shape.
✨ The final green loops give the flower a refreshing, finished look.
✨ Ideal for framed pieces, linen decor, or floral-themed embroidery collections.
⸻
🪡 Video Chapters
To make it easier for you to follow each step, here’s a complete breakdown of the video sections:
00:00 Step 1 Eyelet Stitch (Inner Lines)
01:51 Step 2 Eyelet + Straight Stitch (Main Petals)
05:30 Step 2 Eyelet + Straight Stitch (Main Petals)
08:40 Step 2 Eyelet + Straight Stitch (Main Petals)
12:38 Step 2 Eyelet + Straight Stitch (Main Petals)
16:15 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
19:37 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
23:20 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
28:59 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
33:15 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
36:09 Step 3 Long Tailed Daisy Stitch Finish (Green Loops)
39:23 – Final Touches & Full Design
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🌷 Pattern & Resources
🧶 Download the full embroidery pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com
💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This tutorial features no background music — only the calming, authentic sound of stitching through linen.
The entire process is filmed in high resolution, with detailed close-up shots for every movement, making it simple to follow even for absolute beginners.
Relax, enjoy the rhythm of each stitch, and let the peaceful art of embroidery brighten your day. 💜
⸻
#embroidery #handembroidery #flowerembroidery #longtaileddaisystitch #embroiderytutorial #roshanembroidery #dmcthreads #linenfabric #embroiderydesign #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #asmrembroideryShow More

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This full-length, high-quality tutorial captures the entire stitching process — from the first stitch ...to the final detail — using clear close-ups and the natural sound of real embroidery (no background music).
It’s designed to help beginners follow along easily, understand the rhythm of stitching, and estimate the total time needed to complete this beautiful butterfly. 🌸
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✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Light beige Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 2
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads
– Wings: DMC 3842 (dark blue) & DMC 3841 (light blue)
– Antennae: DMC 676 (light golden yellow)
– Body: DMC 3827 (golden beige)
• Needles:
– Wings: DMC Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands)
– Antennae: DMC Embroidery Needle Size 5 (for 4 strands)
– Body: DMC Needle Size 1 (for 6 strands, long needle)
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🧵 Stitches Used
• Wings: Rhodes Stitch – 6 strands (DMC 3842 & 3841)
• Antennae: Rope Stitch – 4 strands (DMC 676)
• Body: Double Cast-On Stitch – 6 strands (DMC 3827, double layered)
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💡 Embroidery Tips
✨ Alternate the two blue thread shades for soft shading on the wings.
✨ Use a tapestry needle for thicker threads to avoid fabric damage.
✨ Double Cast-On Stitch gives the butterfly body a lovely 3D texture.
✨ Perfect for framing or adding to a floral embroidery collection.
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🪡 Video Chapters
To make it easier for you to follow each step, here’s a complete breakdown of the video sections:
00:00 Step 1: Rhodes Stitch
07:06 Step 1: Rhodes Stitch
13:57 Step 1: Rhodes Stitch
21:17 Step 1: Rhodes Stitch
28:25 Step 2: Adding Highlights (Rhodes Stitch)
32:44 Step 3: Rope Stitch
39:26 Step 3: Rope Stitch
46:47 Step 4: Double Cast-On Stitch
Adding timestamps not only helps beginners navigate easily but also boosts YouTube SEO by increasing engagement and retention. 🌿
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🌸 Pattern & Resources
🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com
💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This tutorial features no background music — only the peaceful, real sound of the needle passing through the linen fabric.
The video is filmed entirely in high resolution with detailed close-up shots to make each movement easy to follow, even for absolute beginners.
Relax, take your time, and enjoy the beauty of slow stitching. 💛
⸻
#embroidery #handembroidery #butterflyembroidery #embroiderytutorial #roshanembroidery #dmcthreads #linenfabric #embroiderydesign #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #asmrembroideryShow More
This full-length, high-quality tutorial captures the entire stitching process — from the first stitch ...to the final detail — using clear close-ups and the natural sound of real embroidery (no background music).
It’s designed to help beginners follow along easily, understand the rhythm of stitching, and estimate the total time needed to complete this beautiful butterfly. 🌸
⸻
✨ Materials & Tools
• Fabric: Light beige Linen
• Hoop: Nurge Square (Rectangular) Plastic Hoop – Size 2
• Threads: DMC Cotton Embroidery Threads
– Wings: DMC 3842 (dark blue) & DMC 3841 (light blue)
– Antennae: DMC 676 (light golden yellow)
– Body: DMC 3827 (golden beige)
• Needles:
– Wings: DMC Tapestry Needle Size 18 (for 6 strands)
– Antennae: DMC Embroidery Needle Size 5 (for 4 strands)
– Body: DMC Needle Size 1 (for 6 strands, long needle)
⸻
🧵 Stitches Used
• Wings: Rhodes Stitch – 6 strands (DMC 3842 & 3841)
• Antennae: Rope Stitch – 4 strands (DMC 676)
• Body: Double Cast-On Stitch – 6 strands (DMC 3827, double layered)
⸻
💡 Embroidery Tips
✨ Alternate the two blue thread shades for soft shading on the wings.
✨ Use a tapestry needle for thicker threads to avoid fabric damage.
✨ Double Cast-On Stitch gives the butterfly body a lovely 3D texture.
✨ Perfect for framing or adding to a floral embroidery collection.
⸻
🪡 Video Chapters
To make it easier for you to follow each step, here’s a complete breakdown of the video sections:
00:00 Step 1: Rhodes Stitch
07:06 Step 1: Rhodes Stitch
13:57 Step 1: Rhodes Stitch
21:17 Step 1: Rhodes Stitch
28:25 Step 2: Adding Highlights (Rhodes Stitch)
32:44 Step 3: Rope Stitch
39:26 Step 3: Rope Stitch
46:47 Step 4: Double Cast-On Stitch
Adding timestamps not only helps beginners navigate easily but also boosts YouTube SEO by increasing engagement and retention. 🌿
⸻
🌸 Pattern & Resources
🧶 Download the full pattern (PDF):
👉 https://roshanembroidery.com
💬 Join our embroidery community on Telegram:
@RoshanEmbroidery
⸻
🎥 About This Video
This tutorial features no background music — only the peaceful, real sound of the needle passing through the linen fabric.
The video is filmed entirely in high resolution with detailed close-up shots to make each movement easy to follow, even for absolute beginners.
Relax, take your time, and enjoy the beauty of slow stitching. 💛
⸻
#embroidery #handembroidery #butterflyembroidery #embroiderytutorial #roshanembroidery #dmcthreads #linenfabric #embroiderydesign #beginnerembroidery #slowstitching #stitchingsounds #asmrembroideryShow More

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I start by showing the hoop, stand, and clamp, followed by the threads and needle ...for this project. Next, I prepare the pattern I downloaded from http://www.roshanembroidery.com, cut it to fit the hoop, and secure it under the fabric. Using a focused lamp beneath the hoop, I carefully transfer the design points onto the fabric to get everything ready for stitching.
The embroidery is done in two stages:
1️⃣ The outer petals
2️⃣ The central petals
The petals follow a specific stitching pattern, and each one is filmed from multiple angles, making it easy to learn and replicate, even for beginners. This video is recorded at normal speed, showing all steps of handwork embroidery, so you can follow along comfortably.Show More
I start by showing the hoop, stand, and clamp, followed by the threads and needle ...for this project. Next, I prepare the pattern I downloaded from http://www.roshanembroidery.com, cut it to fit the hoop, and secure it under the fabric. Using a focused lamp beneath the hoop, I carefully transfer the design points onto the fabric to get everything ready for stitching.
The embroidery is done in two stages:
1️⃣ The outer petals
2️⃣ The central petals
The petals follow a specific stitching pattern, and each one is filmed from multiple angles, making it easy to learn and replicate, even for beginners. This video is recorded at normal speed, showing all steps of handwork embroidery, so you can follow along comfortably.Show More