I was trying to think of a way to teach everyone some basic embroidery stitches, so I sketched out a little grid for a video stitch guide tutorial. It was just something I threw together, but it actually turned out kind of nice. It’s nice to stitch up, so you can learn each of the different embroidery stitches. It also serves as a nice visual in case you forget which stitch is which. I decided to offer it as a free embroidery sampler pattern, which you can download at the end of this post. If you are beginner, check out my How to Embroider for Beginners series.
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To stitch this free embroidery sampler pattern, you’ll need:
- 7 inch embroidery hoop
- white linen fabric or a flour sack towel
- embroidery floss – DMC 3837, 3812, 996, 891, and 3706
- ultra fine point Sharpie
- embroidery transfer supplies (see my post on how to transfer an embroidery pattern)
- free embroidery sampler pattern (instructions to download are at the bottom of this post)
I have video tutorials that will show you each of the stitches to finish this embroidery sampler. You can see all of those on my embroidery stitches page.
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Kathleen Seltenhofer says
Just what I was looking for
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
Glad you found it. 🙂
Vera says
Cannot download free pattern. Help.
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
After you sign up, you should get an email with a confirmation link. When you click that link, you’ll get another email with a link to download the patterns. If you are having trouble with it, send me an email (cutesycrafts@hotmail.com) and I’ll help.
Elizabeth Rosina Green says
Really struggling trying to embroider a wild rose. They have the fold over edge of the petals. I have tried satin stitch, with the fold over in a lighter silk, just looked like blocks of satin stitch. Try again this time with long and short. Same effect. Any help, ideas would be very much appreciated.
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
I have struggled with the same. Try outlining each petal before filling it in. The “why do we use outlines” part of this might help: https://trishburr.com/2014/05/02/outlines/
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Proembroider says
This is a very helpful way to learn embroidery stitches!! So glad I found this.🙂