How to Stitch the Cutest Little Flowers — Lazy Daisy for Beginners

If you've ever wanted to stitch pretty little flowers but didn't know where to start, this is the one. The lazy daisy stitch is one of my absolute favourites and I'm showing you a couple of different ways you can create it, so you can find the version that feels best for you. Once we've got the stitch down, we put it all into practice and finish up with a cute little bunch of flowers — I've created a free pattern template especially for this video series so you can stitch right along with me. I also show you how I transfer the pattern onto fabric using the carbon paper method, which is such a handy technique to have up your sleeve. And we are adding in a few of those French knots from last weeks video to get some extra practice there too! We finish the bunch off with a pretty little hand-tied bow because, well, why wouldn't you? In this video: Two ways to create the lazy daisy stitch How to transfer a pattern using carbon paper Stitching a cute flower bunch using the free pattern Finishing with a hand-tied bow Free Pattern Template Grab your free lazy daisy flower bunch pattern right here: https://stitch-sprinkles.kit.com/35ae... Beginner Embroidery Stitch Series — watch the full playlist:    • Beginner Embroidery Stitches   Last week's video — French Knots: Missed it? Catch up here:    • How to Do a Perfect French Knot Every Sing...   (Psst — french knots make the perfect flower centres for your lazy daisies!) You'll need: Embroidery hoop and fabric Embroidery floss in your favourite flower colours Green floss for the stems Embroidery needle and scissors Carbon paper and a pen for transferring the pattern Let's be friends: Instagram: @stitchandsprinkles #embroidery #lazydaisy #beginnerembroidery #embroiderytutorial #handembroidery #stitchandsprinkles #embroideryflowers #learnembroidery #creativejoy #freeembroiderypattern #makersgonnamake