Free Floral Bird Embroidery Pattern

I’ve got a new embroidery pattern to share today!  I wish I could say this pattern came from some inspired place, but really I just like birds and flowers.  So… I give you a free floral bird embroidery pattern!  This one’s got some pretty simple stitches, so it could work for a beginner or advanced stitcher that wants something simple.  Make sure to check out all of my other free embroidery patterns.

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To stitch this free embroidery pattern, you’ll need:

• free floral bird embroidery pattern (instructions to download are at the bottom of this post)
• 7 inch embroidery hoop
• white fabric
• embroidery floss (Colors listed on the pattern. They are variegated ones that I purchased from this shop.)
• embroidery needle
• transfer materials (I used FriXion pens.  Take a look at some other methods on my How to Transfer and Embroidery Pattern post.)

I wanted to try out some more variegated embroidery floss, so I used three different ones on this one.  I get so excited every time the color changes, so it makes things more interesting.  I also love that it means no two floral birds will be the same.  The variegated colors can be hard to find in the store, but I found this Etsy shop that carries so many beautiful ones.

I left my little bird in the hoop, but I feel like she could look cute on a jacket or shirt.  What do you think?

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