Grow some crafty roots with our DIY embroidery plants wall art. These 5″ embroidered pieces make for great gifts or home decor. So easy and fun to create, with such cute results!
Once you’ve gathered the tools and materials below, download our pattern and tutorial to start crafting.
Rooted in Craftiness
Ready to get crafty with us? Our template below includes three different plant patterns for you to cut out of felt and stitch onto embroidery hoops. You can use the same colors of felt as we did or browse our shop for more ideas.
Skill level: Beginner. If you’re new to embroidery, we have a series of helpful video tutorials which cover the basics.
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Tools
- Scissors
- Detail Scissors (recommended)
- Cricut Maker or Silhouette Cameo 4 (optional)
- Clover Sewing Needles
Materials
- 5″ Embroidery Hoops
- Lia Griffith’s Wool Blend Felt — Moss, Fern, Juniper, Olive, Shamrock, Arctic, Terracotta, Antique, and White
- Embroidery Floss — DMC Dark Hunter Green (3345), Very Light Avocado Green (471), Avocado Green (469), Fern Green (522), Very Dark Emerald Green (909), Ultra Very Light Blue (162), Light Bright Green (3851), Medium Mahogany (301), Light Brown (434), Very Light Pearl Gray (762), and Snow White (B5200)
- Linen (or scrap fabric)
How to Make Embroidery Plants Wall Art
- Gather the tools and materials listed above. Then download the pattern below.
- Cut out the felt pieces according to the pattern using scissors or a Cricut Maker.
- Loosen the screws at the tops of your embroidery hoops, then place fabric between. Pull the fabric tight, then screw tight to secure. Trim the excess fabric.
- Use a whip stitch to secure all of the felt pieces onto the three hoops.
Full tutorial available for members to download below.
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6 Comments
Always a cute project but this is a repeat Membership project from last year.
Hi Susan! We always add a few curated projects from previous years as we have nearly 10 years’ worth of projects to choose from and there are so many great projects that people haven’t seen! We usually try to update the pattern or instructions, though, which we did do for this project.
Beautiful designs.Where do you get all those pretty colors of felt?
Thank you! There are links to each color in the post 🙂
Great work. The designs are looking awesome
Thank you 🙂