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Embroidering Plants: 4 Beautiful Projects

Embroidering plants: 4 green projects for plant lovers Plant embroidery remains so much fun because there are endless possibilities: tiny potted plants, a full urban-jungle sampler, a Plant Lady design or a calm succulent. Outdated broken links have been replaced with current Stitchonomy routes and reliable maker inspiration.

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Embroidering plants: 4 green projects for plant lovers

Plant embroidery remains so much fun because there are endless possibilities: tiny potted plants, a full urban-jungle sampler, a Plant Lady design or a calm succulent. Outdated broken links have been replaced with current Stitchonomy routes and reliable maker inspiration.

1. Homely Houseplants

For a cozy row of houseplants in cross stitch, Homely Houseplants is still a lovely choice. Start with the complete Homely Houseplants V1 or Homely Houseplants V2 kit. Prefer a digital pattern? There are also the V1 PDF and V2 PDF.

2. Plant Lady

A Plant Lady design remains a classic for anyone with more plants than windowsill space. Choose the Plant Lady Pre-printed Embroidery Kit if you want to get started quickly, or browse Plant Lady Embroidery for more botanical inspiration.

3. Succulents and mini plants

Small plants are perfect for a quick project between larger pieces. The Succulents Embroidery Kit and Mini Plant Embroidery Kit are manageable, beginner-friendly and lovely as gifts.

4. Plants as style inspiration

Would you like to see how botanical embroidery can also feel modern and artistic? Explore the work of Sarah K. Benning. Then bring the inspiration back to your own project: choose a plant shape, limit your colors and finish one small area neatly first.

Choosing materials

Green shades naturally work beautifully for plants, but do not overlook terracotta, dusty pink, warm yellow and soft blue. Combine your pattern with good DMC thread, suitable embroidery fabric and an embroidery hoop that keeps your work taut.

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Embroidering plants: 4 green projects for plant lovers

Plant embroidery remains so much fun because there are endless possibilities: tiny potted plants, a full urban-jungle sampler, a Plant Lady design or a calm succulent. Outdated broken links have been replaced with current Stitchonomy routes and reliable maker inspiration.

1. Homely Houseplants

For a cozy row of houseplants in cross stitch, Homely Houseplants is still a lovely choice. Start with the complete Homely Houseplants V1 or Homely Houseplants V2 kit. Prefer a digital pattern? There are also the V1 PDF and V2 PDF.

2. Plant Lady

A Plant Lady design remains a classic for anyone with more plants than windowsill space. Choose the Plant Lady Pre-printed Embroidery Kit if you want to get started quickly, or browse Plant Lady Embroidery for more botanical inspiration.

3. Succulents and mini plants

Small plants are perfect for a quick project between larger pieces. The Succulents Embroidery Kit and Mini Plant Embroidery Kit are manageable, beginner-friendly and lovely as gifts.

4. Plants as style inspiration

Would you like to see how botanical embroidery can also feel modern and artistic? Explore the work of Sarah K. Benning. Then bring the inspiration back to your own project: choose a plant shape, limit your colors and finish one small area neatly first.

Choosing materials

Green shades naturally work beautifully for plants, but do not overlook terracotta, dusty pink, warm yellow and soft blue. Combine your pattern with good DMC thread, suitable embroidery fabric and an embroidery hoop that keeps your work taut.

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Embroidering plants: 4 green projects for plant lovers Plant embroidery remains so much fun because there are endless possibilities: tiny potted plants, a full urban-jungle sampler, a Plant Lady design or a calm succulent.

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