Beautiful Borderline Design With Multicolor Threads 2534

A close-up of a hand embroidering a vibrant floral vine pattern on white fabric, featuring pink, blue, and red flowers with green leaves and delicate stem stitches.

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Beautiful hand embroidery designs for beginners. Best for a tablecloth runner, or you can use it as a saree border.

I used DMC thread here. Used DMC color 906 for the green leaves. Stitch used: blanket stitch (A versatile sewing stitch, the blanket stitch strengthens thick fabric edges, joins fabrics, and adds decorative borders. You will often see it in embroidery, quilting, and edge finishing for blankets and felt projects.)

Start: Bring the needle up through the fabric from the back at position 1.

Insert: Take the needle down through position 2, one stitch length to the right of position 1 and slightly below the top edge or guideline.

Bring up and form the stitch: Without changing direction, bring the needle back up at position 3, directly on the edge or guideline and perpendicular to position 2. Before pulling the floss completely through, make sure the thread passes underneath the tip of the needle.

Repeat: Continue working toward the right, following the same spacing and placement for each stitch.

Finish: At the end of the row, secure the thread by making a tiny stitch over the final vertical line.

I used DMC thread here. Same blanket stitch. DMC thread color code 890. You can watch the thread's original image by clicking on the code number.

Flower petal DMC thread color code 601. Stem stitch (The stem stitch is a hand embroidery outline stitch that creates a smooth, twisted rope-like line, commonly used for flower stems, vines, and curved outlines) for a flower petal. Flower center DMC 210 and French knot stitch.