20+ Flower Embroidery Patterns

Flower embroidery patterns are my favorite.  Since I know you probably love them too, I thought I’d put together a little roundup to help you find some great ones.  There are so many ways to stitch flowers, and I love how unique some of these are.  Over half of these flower embroidery patterns are free, so this list should keep you busy for a while.  The rest are from Etsy sellers, that I always love to support. Enjoy!  If you like this post, you might also like the 20+ Free Embroidery Patterns on my site.

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20+ Flower Embroidery Patterns

Floral Meadow from Hodge Podge Craft

Mason Jar Vase Hoop from Flamingo Toes

Bloom Hand Embroidery Pattern from Cutesy Crafts

Wildflowers Pattern from Knotty Dickens

Fierce Pattern from Dabbles and Babbles

Love Pattern from Brynn and Co.

Blue Floral Embroidery Pattern from Cutesy Crafts

Geometric Florals from Brynn and Co.

Free Embroidery Design from Cutesy Crafts

The “Brooke” Bouquet from And Other Adventures

Alice’s Garden from Little Dorrit and Co. for Sew Mama Sew

You Will Forever be my Always from Flamingo Toes

Dancing Poppies from Stitch Floral

Satin Stitch Flowers from Lolli and Grace

Love Without Reason from Down Grapevine Lane

Flowers from Fileuse d’etoiles

Floral Unicorn Embroidery Pattern from Cutesy Crafts

Floral Spray from Thread Folk

Embroidered Bouquet from Down Grapevine Lane

Floral Design from Ellucy Stitches

Floral Stitch Sampler from Instructables

Flowers from Hoffelt and Hooper

Floral Name Embroidery Hoop from Cutesy Crafts

Heart Flower Embroidery Design from Cutesy Crafts

I hope you enjoyed this list of flower embroidery patterns.  Be sure to check out my other hand embroidery designs and take a look at my embroidery stitches post to help you learn most of the stitches you need.  My Bloom Hand Embroidery Pattern also has a YouTube video stitch-along if you need some visual learning.