Fancy Floral Wreath Pattern for Beginners

Continue to 6 of 10 below

06 of 10

This adorable design from InkandOcean features a wreath made up of a scattering of small flowers. With so many tiny flowers, a pattern like this works best when stitched with only two strands of floss, although you could enlarge the design and use more strands to make a true statement piece. As with all of these wreaths, the finished embroidery would work well framed in a hoop, but it would also be stunning stitched on a pillow. Floral Wreath Digital Embroidery Pattern from InkandOcean via Etsy

Continue to 7 of 10 below

07 of 10

About the Maker:

Hi, I’m Jessica, and I blog at Cutesy Crafts. I’m a stay-at-home mom to four cute kids, and I love all things crafty! My blog is filled with all kinds of crafts, mostly for my kids and my home. I believe that handmade items are special because of the details and special touches that a machine can’t reproduce. For that reason, I’m also a big fan of hand embroidery. I hope I can inspire you to be creative!

MORE FREE CHRISTMAS EMBROIDERY PATTERNS

• Mistletoe Bouquet by Anchor Crafts
• Christmas Candle Embroidery Pattern by Wandering Threads Embroidery
• Christmas Tree Pattern by Sew What Alicia
• Twinkling Joy Lights by Cozy Blue Handmade
• Woodland Animals by Little Dear Tracks
• Merry and Bright by Little Dear Tracks

There are so many talented pattern makers! In this section we want to show support for all the hard work that goes into creating embroidery patterns. Check out these awesome patterns by small business owners.

Embroider the whole nativity with this nativity scene bundle. With three different scenes you could hang or display each one individually or in a row together.

Don't forget to grab this digital PDF Pattern for the nativity angel. I especially love the wings on this pattern.

Or for a different style of nativity scene, this one features gorgeous texture and colors for a lovely holiday décor piece. And the star looks so perfect too.

Highlight the baby Jesus with this simple embroidery pattern. Add in seed pearl beads for the stars for a unique touch.

I love a good personalized gift! These monogram ornaments are sure to make your friends and loved ones smile, when they see your craftsmanship and effort.

Or for a different ornament style that is equally fun to gift, try this variety set each featuring a Christmas symbol. Here is another way to finish embroidered ornaments too, you don't have to gift them in the hoop.

I enjoy embroidery projects with a variety of stitches. I love that they bring a variety of textures and visual interest to embroidery hoop projects like this one.

Oh Christmas tree! This tree is dressed up so pretty with poinsettia flowers and a variety of colors in the boughs.

I don't think these cute red trucks will ever get old, especially with a Christmas tree in the back. Take that fun image and embroider it on a project!

Red and green are such pretty color choices for this Christmas wreath, add in a little white and gold to finish it off and you've got a gorgeous piece. You could even hang this one on a door as a wreath!

Where are my cat lovers at. Embroider the furry friends hanging out around the fire and Christmas tree.

Or if you just want a festive fireplace dressed up with a garland, this pattern would be a good one to try. Utilize color choices, and stitching in opposite directions on the bricks to give it more depth

Floral Wreath Hand Embroidery Pattern:

• free pattern download – Grab it here
• 7 inch embroidery hoop
• gray fabric (I suggest linen or a linen/cotton blend)
• embroidery floss (DMC colors: 225, 760, 761, 598, 747, 806, 746, 3848, and 563)
• felt for backing (optional)