What are the most important embroidery supplies?

Fabric. You can hand embroider any type of fabric,but you will find that the experience differs with each type.

Embroidery Hoops. Hoops are one of the most important supplies you should get.

Needle.

Needle Book and Minder.

Marking Pen.

Scissors.

Embroidery Thread.

Stick and Stitch Stabilizer Paper.

Floss Bobbins.

Floss Case.

How to embroider for beginners?

Press your garment or fabric if necessary,and choose the threads for your design.

Mark the location of the design on your project.

Lay the outer ring of your embroidery hoop onto your work surface.

Attach the hoop to the machine.

Press start.

Tear or cut away the excess stabilizer,and your project is complete.

How to embroider flowers easy?

Mark a circle on the fabric and define its middle. Then bring the needle up in the middle of the circle and make a stitch ending at the outline.

Keep making stitches the same way. Personally,I prefer to make these stitches randomly in different directions rather than going gradually from one side to the other.

Work straight stitches until the whole shape is ready. You can also vary the length of the stitches to make these petals more realistic.

Then you can stitch more flowers like that on a branch.

And if the flower looks a bit empty,add French knots to the centre!

If you use several close shades of one colour for these flowers,they will look even more realistic.

How to embroider 101?

What You’ll Need to Start Embroidering. You put the fabric in between the hoops – this helps keep it taut,making the embroidering easier.

How to Use an Embroidery Hoop. Embroidery hoops come in many flavors,though the basic circular wood and plastic ones are the most common.

Threading the Needle and All About Floss. Needle threading can be a little complicated at times.

How to Do the Running Stitch. Done just as it is in regular sewing.

How to Do the Backstitch. I use this stitch all the time for text. It makes the text easier to read and it’s more uniform.

How to Do the Split Stitch. This is a great raised decorative stitch. It can be used much like a backstitch and works much like one.

How to Make a French Knot. French knots are considered to be a nightmare for most embroiders,but I love them.

How to Do the Stem Stitch. The stem stitch is fantastic for vines,branches,flowers and outlines.

How to Do the Satin Stitch. Satin stitch is great for adding big splashes of color to your embroideries – filling in letters and shapes and all kinds

How to Do Straight and Seed Stitches. These are similar to running stitch – you’re just not following a line! The placement is normally very random.

Additional Information and Recommendations – and Some Embroidery Photos! The stitches in this instructable are just the beginning!